Sentence examples for has contested in from inspiring English sources

For Dr Mahathir, the general election was the toughest he has contested in his 19 years at the top.

Since the mid-1980s, the MQM has won every poll it has contested in Karachi and it did so again in last Saturday's general election.

Murray has suffered the frustration of losing all three of the major finals he has contested in an era dominated by what many regard as three of the greatest players of all time: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Djokovic.

Murray is extremely unlikely to catch either Novak Djokovic or Rafael Nadal in the world rankings before the end of the year, but having won two and reached the final of the other Grand Slam he has contested in the past 12 months, he has proven his class at the ultimate level.

If Imran Khan had contested in west London he would have won hands-down.

This is another example for Democrats of how to be competitive in a race they might not have contested in a different political environment.

But while the judge invalidated major parts of the regulations, he wrote that the department clearly had the authority to issue the rules -- which the for-profit college group had contested in its lawsuit.

Nevertheless, Dunglass firmly maintained all his life that the Munich agreement had been vital to the survival of Britain and the defeat of Nazi Germany by giving the UK an extra year to prepare for a war that it could not have contested in 1938.

In seven cases covering tax liabilities from 1976 through 1991, H Group Holding, which owns the family's domestic Hyatt operations and AIC (which, in turn, holds its overseas hotel ventures), has contested $139 million in extra taxes assessed by the IRS.

She said she has contested it in Seminole County courts.

In Seattle, a group of drivers has contested that classification in a pending class-action lawsuit, claiming they are actually treated as employees.