Sentence examples for if it contests from inspiring English sources

Another loophole in the law says that a company can delay paying a fine if it contests the violation.

The Clinton campaign is asked on the conference call if it will contest the results in Texas.

The opposition has not indicated if it will contest the results in Kenya's courts, which are notoriously slow and corrupt.

If it too forcefully contests the report, it could feed into fears that Facebook have become so big that it's unaccountable to advertisers or publishers.

But analysts say that Velocity Micro can stay in the contest if it keeps its focus on custom-made computers backed by personal service.

The hospital has 10 days to decide if it wants to contest the findings.

Yet one by one, they came upstairs and paid a visit to my closed door, to try to coax me out as if it were a contest, some proof of their humanity and the quality of their sadness.

The only way Mr. McCain can win the presidential race is if it becomes a contest of personalities rather than parties — and if his campaign can instill in voters the perception that Mr. Obama is a suspicious character while Mr. McCain is a fine, upstanding gentleman.

If it materializes, the contest will be an interesting one.

If it were a contest, would the foil fall under the spell of the sting?

But if it's a contest between staying true to my roots and hitting the road to travel and see other contenders, I'll put my bias aside.