But the union has said that it would go to court, if necessary, to contest the election.
Scheduling surfing competitions is often subject to nature, and this week a storm in the Pacific was expected to send mammoth waves to Hawaii's Waimea Bay, conditions necessary to contest the Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau, one of surfing's most prestigious events.
Maps should rather be understood and treated as a means of communication; therefore it is necessary to contest the process of objectification in cartography, or to reflect the objectification itself as cultural code.
Finding ways to work within politically and socially constrained contexts – and, when necessary, to contest them – is a key priority.
MPs of all parties face the prospect of battling it out with colleagues to retain a seat, but anxieties will be particularly acute within Labour, where anti-Corbyn MPs fear that the necessary reselection contests could be an opportunity to reshape the parliamentary party in Corbyn's favour, if he retains the leadership.
Mr. Reid's comments came after Ms. Pelosi told the editorial board of The San Francisco Chronicle on Wednesday that she would intercede if necessary, if the contest were not concluded by the end of June.
The contest is necessary, because the standoff cannot continue, but it will settle nothing unless his name is on the ballot.
But given that Netflix is not even expecting these nominations until February and that the meeting will not occur until June or July, Mr. Icahn may be hoping he can cash out his investment before a proxy contest is necessary.
While the majority might have thought (as the trial judge did) that a probability, not a possibility, should be necessary to justify a contest, that reading is not required by the statute's text, which says nothing about probability.
But he said he hoped it would not be necessary for him to contest the election.
