Sentence examples for openly contested from inspiring English sources

It was believed that Woodruff had aided the students in their efforts after he openly contested the officiating of the football contest.

Eventually dynastic rule will have to give way to something more openly contested and democratic.

And he has openly contested the spending and tax methods of the National Thoroughbred Racing Association.

Solidarity had won all but one of the openly contested seats.

Nuclear energy issues have become openly contested between general economic and specific industry interests and between international and domestic perspectives and designs.

Nonetheless, Suu Kyi and the NLD campaigned vigorously for what turned out to be the country's first openly contested parliamentary election.

Many in the camp are holding out one last hope: that a win for Aung San Suu Kyi in Burma's first openly-contested election for decades on Sunday could change their lives by ending the camps system.

As many as 1,171 races are being contested by more than 6,000 candidates spread among 92 parties in the country's first openly-contested general election in 25 years on Sunday.

Since the general election of 2015 (the nation's first openly-contested election since the military junta annulled the campaign of 1990 and placed winner Aung San Suu Kyi under long-term house arrest), Myanmar has begun opening itself up to democracy, broad international investment, freedom of expression, and cross-border cultural collaborations.

We conclude that rather than frame dashboard development in purely technical terms, it is important to openly recognize their contested and negotiated politics and praxis.

The terms of Brexit will be shot through with competing political and social class interests, just as the referendum was: they should be contested openly and democratically.