The United States does have uncontested military dominance, but Mr. Bush's exaggeration of "the role and utility of raw military power" has fueled his dismissive attitude toward allies.
When the Flyers had uncontested puck possession deep in their end, the Lightning backed away and fanned out in the middle of the rink, setting up a strict 1-3-1 defense.
Wales don't have a fit prop left on the bench so we'll have uncontested scrums.
Minus 680 and plus 1,370 gave Fleisher 12 imps on the board and the lead by 2. On the next deal both Levin-Weinstein and Bakhshi-Delmonte had uncontested auctions to seven diamonds missing the ace of trumps.
According to a recent U.S. government estimate, the Afghan government had uncontested control of just 57percentt of the country in November, down from 72percentthehe previous year.
One thing has been uncontested by all the sources we've spoken with: Color still has a good amount of money in the bank.
But he has spiced up an election where, if he had not run a write-in campaign to get on the ballot, the Republican incumbent, Senator Robert E. Littell, would have run uncontested in the fall.
For years, as many as one-fourth of the races have been uncontested.
One threat comes from success: in Iraq and Afghanistan, Western forces have been uncontested in the air, if not on the ground, so sophisticated fighters seem less relevant.
Any leadership election would be difficult to bring about quickly, with many Labour MPs wary about having two uncontested leadership contests in a row.
