Sentence examples for now contest from inspiring English sources

"I will now contest these payments as it is clear I have been taken advantage of.

They now contest with Banco Comercial Portugues for primacy in Portuguese banking.

Victims of such foreclosures can now contest them, and other states are moving to do likewise.

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

"But I see cities like Sheffield, Hull and Newcastle, associated so strongly with Labour in the past, that we now contest.

Australia finished fifth on the table, and will now contest an automatic Olympic place with Samoa, Tonga and other teams from the Australasia region.

It certainly is a healthy position that Bolton are in, we're now contesting for a place in Europe".

In New Orleans, city officials asked the Justice Department to come in but are now contesting the consent decree, saying its measures are too expensive to carry out.

He is now contesting the vote.The final outcome rests with a special electoral court, known by its Spanish acronym, Trife, whose decision is final.

Diane Abbott ran for leadership of the Labour party against Ed Miliband and is now contesting – against current Tottenham incumbent David Lammy – to be Labour candidate for London mayor.

BP is now contesting the official figures, which are likely to be one of the factors determining how much it will have to pay in fines.