Sentence examples for it has contested from inspiring English sources

Throughout its history Labour has prospered when it has contested the nature of modern nationhood.

Indeed his Islamist movement won the only general election, in 2006, that it has contested.

Now, Twitter has been exemplary in its handling of many issues over the past several years, including its (for a social network) brave stance in protecting user privacy; for example, it has contested warrantless government fishing expeditions.

Radical new party the Economic Freedom Fighters claimed a small but significant slice of the vote in the first local elections it has contested, potentially making it a kingmaker in areas that need to form coalition rule.

Since the mid-1980s, the MQM has won every poll it has contested in Karachi and it did so again in last Saturday's general election.

A claims-handling firm contacted by NatWest said it had contested the claim for repairs from the third party.

It polled strongly where it stood against the BNP and a spokesman said it had beaten Labour in the majority of areas it had contested.

Some people told me that if I had contested it, as was my right, I might get lucky: the case might be thrown out, or some technicality might be found.

Even the ones I had contested it's just a matter of playing with ultimate confidence and believing in myself".

She said she has contested it in Seminole County courts.

It is why his club has contested 100 Champions League matches and he has spent more than a billion dollars of his fortune, all to land this one trophy.