Sentence examples for in time to contest from inspiring English sources

He also writes about the not-so-great pretenders: the long-lost relatives who show up just in time to contest the family fortune.

Since these will not be formed in time to contest provincial elections expected in November, individual candidates will be allowed to stand as independents, another first for Indonesia.Many Acehnese politicians reckon all this has satisfied about 90% of their demands.

Or, if you want to win a trip with Air France to Paris, the World's Most Social City, you're still in time to enter our contest!

But some experts said it was reasonable for the justices to conclude the Florida Supreme Court had decided the Legislature meant to get all election contests completed in time to assure that Florida's electoral votes would be counted.

The former inmates would be able to register in time to vote in the November presidential contest between Obama (Ill). and Sen. John McCain (Ariz)., the presumptive GOP nominee.

Users save time and money in not having to contest matters in court.

If we draw your name, you've got $50,000 to apply toward the purchase of any new home offered by the builders participating in the "Time to Buy" contest and financed through Coast Federal Bank.

The Grand Design, an extract of which appears in the Times today, sets out to contest Sir Isaac Newton's belief that the universe must have been designed by God as it could not have been created out of chaos.

The big one for Walsall on Sunday as the club goes to Wembley for the first time in their 127-year history to contest the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final with Bristol City (Sky Sports 3, 3.30pm).

Though the league feared that continuing fog on the morning of December 2 would force the complete abandonment of the game, it lifted in time for the contest to resume.

Bayern Munich's Bastian Schweinsteiger is expected to return from injury in time for this contest, which could make like difficult for Johnson, Williams and others.