Sentence examples for later contested from inspiring English sources

Ms. Winehouse paid a fine and was released but later contested the fine.

Ms. Winehouse was released after paying a $756 fine, which she later contested.

The town was later contested by the Spanish, Portuguese, and Turks until France gained control of it in 1830.

He later contested and won the Glasgow Central seat and stood down as an MP in 2010.

Since retaking parliamentary control in 2010 the Conservatives have had four seats that were later contested at byelections.

Mr. Sobol later contested the agreement, and the case was settled out of court, with Mr. Deutsch retaining the movie rights.

The importance of Greenglass' stolen information would later be contested.

Agreements reached through mediation would need to be binding (subject to the approval of a judge), so that they could not be discarded or contested later if new disagreements were to arise.

Because of some confusion over the spelling of his last name, Colden lost a close race for a U.S. House seat -- but a few weeks later, he successfully contested the election and assumed the post.

These reports have been contested later on suggesting that dedifferentiated islet β cells may have been the source of these new insulin+ cells, leaving the differentiation potential of human exocrine duct cells currently unanswered.

The succession to Macmillan was contested by Rab (later Lord Butler, Lord Hailshamm (later Quintin Hogg and later still Lord Hailsham), and Reginald Maudling.