Sentence examples for indeed contesting from inspiring English sources

Close of nominations confirms that in the event they are indeed contesting all 63.

And what does that tell him about the intel that led to his capture in the first place?" And based upon what Mickum knows -- and can divulge -- about the legal filings in the case, it would seem that the government is, indeed, not contesting the fact that Abu Zubaydah was not a member of al Qaeda.

If there is no contest, why have them at all? Indeed to contest in a league scrum is not only Not The Done Thing but rather against the rules.

Indeed, the airline is contesting Mr. Barnett's claim of disability, and that question would also have to be addressed in the lower courts if the Supreme Court affirms the Ninth Circuit and permits the case to proceed.

Indeed, the BLM movement is about contesting the systemic oppression of black folks.

But Mr Rajapaksa failed to name the day.General Fonseka is yet to reveal which party he will join or, indeed, whether he will contest at all.

Indeed, Tyson didn't contest that it had a shoddy record when it came to keeping tabs on its workers' donning-and-doffing overtime.

The idea that children should not be permitted to do work that is inherently harmful is difficult to contest -- indeed, 177 countries have ratified the International Labour Organization's Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention (1999).

But rather than contesting the statement or even expressing surprise, the other panelists nodded and wondered aloud if indeed menopause might be the explanation.

That is one reason why Mr Tusk did not bother to contest the presidency himself: indeed he disparaged it, as as being about palaces and chandeliers.

Nor indeed is the contest bounded by the earth's atmosphere.