Sentence examples for major contests that from inspiring English sources

The race for L.A. County supervisor is one of the remaining major contests that has a voluntary restriction on spending that candidates respect.

Hillary Clinton had the "courage" to vote like a Republican in this and many other major contests that have determined the direction our country has gone.

But it comes with a catch: the election won by the candidate, Viktor F. Yanukovich, was highly competitive, unpredictable and relatively fair — just the kind of major contest that has not been held in Russia since Mr. Putin, the prime minister, consolidated power.

"We've got a major election contest that Mr. Gore's legal team has asked to be placed on a fast track before Judge Sauls; we have an argument before the United States Supreme Court on Friday; we have an action taking place in Palm Beach," Barry Richard, Mr. Bush's chief trial lawyer here, said in court Tuesday, venting his frustration.

Enter any contests that are running.

With his rival, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, piling up delegates and winning so many major contests across the country, including New York, that he was assured the Republican nomination, Mr. McCain tonight wished Mr. Bush well and said, "We may meet again in primaries a few days from now, and we have both earned a little rest".

It now seems possible that he will emerge from the first three major contests with three third-place finishes, or worse.

She vigorously contests that.

Here is a summary of the major contests.

Shorten contests that the 2014 federal budget did not fail because it was "too exciting, too visionary or too bold", but rather that major policy objectives stalled in the Senate because they were "fundamentally unfair".

Other major contests include the London-to-Cape Town and Paris-to- Peking.