Sentence examples for contests the recognition from inspiring English sources

By Mr. Mullane's estimates, if someone contests the recognition decision, it could take months if not years to hear the appeals.

The grassroots-level discourse actively contests the dominant view and, instead, demands recognition of their minority identity as a valuable and positive entity of otherness, promoting a view that does not exclude diversity.

(Experian contests the plaintiffs' allegations).

Pemex vigorously contests the prediction.

Out of nowhere a group calling itself the Connecticut Coalition for Gaming Jobs pops up to contest federal recognition of the Shinnecocks, for fairly obvious reasons.

Viacom is contesting the award.

Lawyers are contesting the subpoenas.

"Unlike other biometric identifiers such as iris scans and fingerprints, facial recognition is designed to operate at a distance, without the knowledge or consent of the person being identified," US senator Al Franken wrote in an open letter contesting facial recognition technology reaching devices like Google Glass smartglasses.

He plans to take Sunday off, a sign of confidence about the forthcoming contests, and also recognition of the futility of trying to compete with the Super Bowl.

He is planning to take Sunday off, a sign of confidence about the upcoming contests, and also recognition of the futility of trying to compete with the Super Bowl.

Especially in low-budget contests, Mr. Park says, "these innovators are not really competing for the prize money, but for the recognition and future opportunities, like attracting investors".