Sentence examples for it may contest from inspiring English sources

(BP has indicated that it may contest those estimates at some point, but has not yet released an alternative accounting).

That ruling, which the CFPB has said it may contest, coupled with Trump's unexpected victory might mean Cordray could be replaced as soon as Trump takes office, Pearson said.

Derby may contest it was the right decision bearing in mind the improvement since Steve McClaren took over.

It could be decided that all points won and lost against them would be deducted, but clubs such as Kilmarnock and St Mirren who have successfully taken points from Rangers this season would see that as unfair and may contest it.

By its plain language, section 102.168(1) provides that only the "unsuccessful candidate" may contest an election.

The state may also be a springboard for Mr Modi, who may contest the national leadership of the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, perhaps after state elections due in 2012.

By law, homeowners may contest their assessments, and Mr. Watch's company has prepared to handle 4,000 people challenges, he said.

Following certification by the county canvassing board, a candidate or voter also may contest election results by filing a complaint in circuit court.

The University of California system has a unique appeals process, by which students who are denied admission may contest the university's decision.

Jim Webb is clinging to a lead of a few thousand votes in Virginia, a result that George Allen may contest in a recount.

Their gripe was that no date had been set for new parliamentary and municipal elections, which they may contest, unlike the presidency.