Sentence examples for expected to be contested from inspiring English sources

Laura Sandys is standing down in Thanet South, which is expected to be contested by the Ukip leader, Nigel Farage.

This year, there are expected to be contested races for judicial delegate in only 2 of the more than 20 Assembly districts in Brooklyn, officials said.

Bachelet says a standalone goal must include targets and indicators to monitor violence against women, something that is expected to be contested by some member states.

The Republican nomination for governor next year is expected to be contested by Lt. Gov. John H. Hager, who defeated Mr. Payne in 1997, and Attorney General Mark L. Earley.

Saturday's race is expected to be contested over a very wet track, but that doesn't bother Desormeaux or O'Neill.

Byzantine icons as well as archaic and classical antiquities are expected to be among contested items.

His travel plans mostly include states like California, New Mexico, Maryland, Illinois and Pennsylvania, where the races for governor are expected to be closely contested.

Mr. Clinton went on to say that Mrs. Clinton is beating Mr. McCain in hypothetical match-ups in Florida, which is expected to be closely contested in November.

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And other southerners are available, including retired Gen. Wesley K. Clark, whose home state, Arkansas, is expected to be closely contested and who has raised money and given speeches to help Mr. Kerry.

Iraq's election campaign, long expected to be fiercely contested, has been disturbed by the disqualification of hundreds of candidates on the grounds they once belonged to or remained sympathetic to the Baath Party that ruled Iraq under Saddam Hussein.