Although the differentiation between the clinical presentations of wheeze and clinical pneumonia may be contested, the children were assessed by the same doctors in accordance with standard operating procedures; the sampling for viruses and bacteria was independent of such a distinction, and the clinical diagnosis was independent of microbiological outcomes.
Although this is easily contested, the precise number of battles may never be known.
Borghese Inc. contested the trademark.
The bank contested the accusations.
Google contested the accusation.
Industry has contested the findings.
Other major meetings in his tightly scheduled day included talks with the chairman of the finance authority, Frank G. Zarb; the Legislature's presiding officer, Judith A. Jacobs, a Democrat -- whose leadership may be contested within the party's delegation; and the Legislature's Republican minority leader, Peter J. Schmitt.
(1) Except as provided in s. 102.171, the certification of election or nomination of any person to office, or of the result on any question submitted by referendum, may be contested in the circuit court by any unsuccessful candidate for such office or nomination thereto or by any elector qualified to vote in the election related to such candidacy, or by any taxpayer, respectively.
In fact, Florida Statutes, Section 102.168, outlines an entire process by which "the certification of election or nomination of any person to office, or of the result on any question submitted by referendum, may be contested in the circuit court by any unsuccessful candidate for such office or nomination thereto or by any elector qualified to vote in the election related to such candidacy".
Whether these examples owe anything to rigidity may be contested (e.g., when the examples concern kinds: see §4.2).
