Sentence examples for must contest from inspiring English sources

Wisconsin, however, is the state that Romney must contest.

Instead we must contest that poetry, with strategies that acknowledge both its value and its menace.

It was in keeping with Botvinnik's conception of how Black must contest the game.

Another would remove a requirement that parties must contest at least three seats at the general election (which the NLD boycotted).

By contrast, Jeremy Corbyn must contest a leadership election because he has lost the confidence of the overwhelming majority of his MPs.

"We must contest every single inch of ground and delay the baby-murdering, tax-raising socialists at every opportunity," wrote Peter Morrison, treasurer of the Hardin County Republican Party.

But it must also contest local elections for Tokyo's metropolitan assembly in June.

Uruguay had been pencilled in but they must now contest a play-off against Jordan on the same dates.

Mel Wilson, Debbie Flood, Frances Houghton and Beth Rodford trailed home fourth behind winners Ukraine and must now contest the repechage.

Spain must now contest a dead rubber against Australia on 23 June, while Chile and Netherlands meet in an encounter that will determine who finishes top of Group B. Chile were tipped by many to do well in the competition, but few predicted they would administer the fatal blow to Spain and one of the game's most glittering eras.

"It's not easy to pass all the barriers," he said, referring to the intentionally onerous criteria a candidate must meet to contest the presidency.