Sentence examples for increase in contested from inspiring English sources

CalPERS, a big Californian pension fund, is said to have been recruiting a bench of candidates in expectation of a sharp increase in contested elections.

Everyone I talk to still believes in contested primaries".

In the short term, Hollande managed to protect his key constituency, French farmers, by securing a €1bn increase in the contested common agricultural policy compared with figures proposed in November.

Already this year, subway and bus fares rose to $2 in an increase that was contested in court.

These shocks likely alter the use of highways to transport drugs to the USA, and have been documented to increase violence in areas contested by Mexican drug trafficking organizations (Castillo et al. 2016).

The network also recommended checking "multiple sources for vote tallies," moving the decision desk into the main studio and increasing its reporting manpower in hotly contested states.

Case management has improved, conviction rates in contested trials have increased and penalties for those convicted have got tougher.

The old approach allowed the fees to shoot up with increases in advertising in hotly contested races.

Obamacare, as the law is often called, remains a top campaign issue, and big premium increases in states with tightly contested races could prove politically disastrous for Democrats.

The level of popular interest in contested states was high.

Now, in "Contested Will," he addresses the authorship question itself.