Sentence examples for immediate contest from inspiring English sources
"The Court's insistence on immediate contest overlooks common characteristics of pay discrimination," Ginsburg wrote.
Meantime there is a more immediate contest against Chisora in Munich's Olympiahalle next weekend – his 10th defence of heavyweight boxing's most prestigious title, the WBC belt (brother Wlad now holds the four others after relieving David Haye's toe-hold on the WBA version).
Friends of the environment secretary are touting him as a possible caretaker PM in the event the Tory party chooses to avoid an immediate leadership contest.
The Tories' strong performance increases Osborne's chances of succeeding Cameron and diminishes the chances of Boris Johnson, who would have been served well by an immediate leadership contest triggered by an election loss.
So may some candidates who look sure to lose an immediate leadership contest: Kenneth Clarke, for example, who might well fancy his chances, given time, of impressing new Tory MPs by his skills in the Commons.Many Tory MPs might prefer to stick with Mr Major.
TIG has no immediate plans to contest any parliamentary byelections or the council elections due in May.
Pursuant to the legislative scheme providing for an "immediate hearing" in a contest action, the trial court held a two-day evidentiary hearing on Dec. 2 and 3, 2000, and on Dec. 4, 2000, made an oral statement in open court denying all relief and entered a final judgment adopting the oral statement.
The immediate goal of this contest is to build a richer impact-investment ecosystem online, and accelerate and grow the impact community across the globe, while more tightly "clustering" the local market in California.
There is no immediate appetite anywhere for another contest.
On Sunday Stevens tendered his resignation to Marshall "with immediate effect" so he can contest preselection to be the Liberal candidate for Sturt at the May federal election.
In return for his immediate release, Souliotes pleaded no contest to three counts of involuntary manslaughter for failing to maintain working smoke detectors.
