Sentence examples for least contesting from inspiring English sources

Mrs Zia alleges that the Election Commission favours the League and should resign.Meanwhile, the army appears to have resigned itself to Sheikh Hasina's becoming the next prime minister or, at least, contesting the elections.

Still, Williams should have been in a position to at least contest the catch.

Despite the efforts of some evangelicals to combine conservative theology with progressive politics — or at least contest the notion that Jesus opposed the minimum wage — those evangelicals with the most political clout have helped turn the party of Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt into a pseudo-religion with its own Holy Trinity: the flag, the traditional family and the free market.

Here you're obliged to play hardball, not least by contesting their version of events.

Now they have to decide whether to throw in their lot with the protesters completely, or live up to their name, at least, and contest an election which they will almost certainly loose.Thus the only certainty is that calling this election is not going to make Ms Yingluck's opponents suddenly melt away.

The BNP is one beneficiary.Mr Griffin talks about seriously contesting "at least a dozen" seats at the next general election.

Final results are not expected until late November, at least, due to political factions contesting tallies.

The school gets an opportunity to engage with the Department initially in private, but at some point -- at least when a school is contesting a determination by Department officials -- the public is entitled to know what is going on.

At least this contest went the distance.

The match I saw was Hungary versus Serbia, which was not, let us say, the least impassioned contest of the Games.

Instead, the union was dealt a bitter defeat on Wednesday in a battle it had expected to win, or at least closely contest.