Sentence examples for had no contests from inspiring English sources

After the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary in 2000, Democrats had no contests for a month while Republicans were competing -- and capturing all the attention.

Of the 300 constituencies, just over half, 153, had no contest at all, since only AL candidates or allies registered.

But they have to start taking their chances, and not allowing sides to stay in games they have no right to contest.

"I am going to go in and say, 'Tough noogies, we filed an oath and you have no right to contest,' " Mr. Schlesinger said.

The justices will also be able to review, if they choose to, an appeals court ruling that the Guantánamo detainees, who were captured in Afghanistan and Pakistan during the Afghan war, have no right to contest their confinement.

Four days before he announced his retirement, Irvin completed his probation on a 1996 felony drug charge, to which he had pleaded no contest.

But unlike the presidential race, the quest to host the Olympic Games had no more contests to go.

At one point, he inserts himself into a New Jersey contest he has no right to be in, since he has nothing but disgust for that state and lives in New York.

"If a [convicted] person has no right to vote, he has no right to contest," Judges AK Patnaik and SJ Mukhopadhyay ruled.

Wasps had no prior contest experience.

Collins's driving privileges were suspended a year ago because he had pleaded no-contest to driving while intoxicated in 1998.