Sentence examples for order to contest from inspiring English sources

He resigned in September 2011 in order to contest the upcoming presidential election.

All the England bowlers have craved in order to contest this series is a little bit of help.

Further, it is well-established, as reflected in the opinion of Judge Jonas in Smith v. Tynes, that in order to contest election results under section 102.168 of the Florida statutes, the plaintiff must show that but for the irregularity or inaccuracy claimed, the result of the election would have been different, and he or she would have been the winner.

After today's Tuesday's uncharacteristic shambles, Florence could be forgiven for wishing he was alone with his thoughts on the International Space Station, but must now regroup in order to contest the final stages of the C2 slalom with Hounslow on Thursday.

The trial court began its analysis by stating: "It is well established and reflected in the opinion of Judge Joanos and Smith v. Tine, that in order to contest election results under section 102.168 of the Florida Statutes, the plaintiff must show that, but for the irregularity or inaccuracy claimed, the result of the election would have been different, and he or she would have been the winner.

Savile presented what he referred to as the "Borges-paradox" in order to contest some of Goodman's claims about the individuation of works of art.

The order will provide for the continual detention of several dozen detainees – who will have access lawyers in order to periodically contest their detention.

A time when many people wanted to challenge,rather than conjoin, the order of things; to contest, not wield, the power of their superiors; a time before bedazzlement with capitalism.

They asked, then begged, then ordered Mr. Sofi to contest.

ALBANY — For the first time, Gov. David A. Paterson acknowledged Friday that he personally ordered his staff to contest Caroline Kennedy's version of events in the hours after she withdrew from consideration to be United States senator.

Fifa has made some scandalous decisions in its time but few more so than in 1973, when it ordered the USSR to contest a World Cup play-off in what the Soviets denounced as a "concentration camp".