Sentence examples for grounds to contest from inspiring English sources

In return, the union would not use what it believes are solid grounds to contest contraction in court.

The new land legislation, written by Mr Mugabe and enacted last week, gives farmers few grounds to contest the seizures.

When the parents found the pornography, they said they thought they had enough evidence to prove the producers were harmful to their minor children -- grounds to contest their contract with Dream Street Entertainment.

David Wolfe QC told the authority there were no grounds to contest the steps.

In this case, it's clear that Tonga could claim the new island and no one would have any grounds to contest them.

Check your copy of the contract to see if you have grounds to contest such things as excess charges that exist because of bank overdrafts.

Yankees Manager Joe Girardi said he was open to having one challenge but didn't like the idea of throwing a flag on the ground to contest a call, as N.F.L. coaches do, because it would interrupt the flow of the game.

With elections due next year and President Rousseff's main opponent likely to be from the right-of-centre Social Democratic party (PSDB), both sides are effectively staking out the ground that they wish to contest.

The French initially fell back before the renewed assault, but now began seriously to contest ground, attempting to regain Smohain and hold on to the ridgeline and the last few houses of Papelotte.

Amazon is currently the forerunner in the industry, but Yahoo/Intel/HP and IBM are clearly looking to contest for ground in the emerging market.

So, those two-week notice periods are on shakey legal ground, and if guardians were to contest it, their agencies would have to take them to court to get them out of a property.