Sentence examples for disputed contest from inspiring English sources

The Air Force began its third effort to award a $35 billion contract for aerial refueling tankers on Thursday, and Pentagon officials promised that the rules would be clear enough to steer the hotly disputed contest "straight down the middle".

The Lede followed developments in Iran, where voters went to the polls on Friday in the first presidential election since the disputed contest in 2009, as they unfolded.

This is the first national poll since the disputed contest of December 2007 that triggered weeks of bloodshed.

Kenyan voters go to the polls on 4 March in the first general election since the disputed contest of December 2007 unexpectedly exploded into violence.

Kenyans have been voting in a key election - the first since the disputed contest of December 2007 that triggered weeks of bloodshed.

Kenyans have been voting in the country's general election, following a campaign that has been overshadowed by memories of the violence which unexpectedly erupted after the disputed contest of December 2007.

In prisons where the gang hierarchy is disputed, the contest for the pran's throne can become very bloody very quickly.

Legal scholars have also joined in the dispute, contesting the legitimacy of Lord Elgin's claim.

The protesters were back at the State Supreme Courthouse yet again this afternoon, this time joining activists from both parties and reporters waiting for the state's highest court to announce its decision in the disputed Florida presidential contest.

The turnout was said to have averaged about 40%, a respectable level, though the political parties, which were banned from the contest, disputed the figure.To ensure that all went smoothly, the candidates were carefully vetted by Pakistan's extensive intelligence establishment.

It's also a powder keg which threatens to ignite violence elsewhere and an example of what large swathes of Iraq could look like if the weak central government collapses, leaving local armed groups to contest disputed territories.