Sentence examples for process contests from inspiring English sources

In America's early years they were seen as part of the democratic process; contests were organized for the design of the White House and the Capitol.

The last column shows the results when the SAME process contests CPU time with other two CPU intensive process.

Comparing column 2 with column 1, we can find that, if only one CPU intensive process contest CPU time with SAME, the throughput of SAME reduces less than 3%.

His team has excelled at the byzantine delegate selection process, sweeping contests in Colorado and Wyoming and chipping away at Trump's lead.

The respondent in any such process can contest the order which can then be heard at a higher court.

But the fact of the matter is that until such time as the certification is made, the process of contesting the election cannot stand.

It suggests simplifying the often byzantine process of contesting fines and tickets and advises, in a somewhat jargonized way, outsourcing receivables to well-capitalized commercial banks or other private vendors "to leverage emerging payment channels".

I knew that it would be a long, drawn-out process to contest this, that I couldn't handle while dealing with a new baby – and they knew that too so felt they could just throw me away and employ someone cheaper who I had actually found for them.

"This statement expressed respect for the significant work performed by Mr Platini at UEFA, requested that he be afforded due process in contesting the charges, and encouraged the relevant bodies involved to reach a final decision on the merits of the case by mid-November.

Mr. López is a longtime ally to Mr. Zelaya and is now in the process of contesting Mr. Zelaya's wife, Xiomara Castro, to be Libre's next presidential candidate.

Perhaps you are thinking, well of course there's a selection process for math contests, because they select for people who are good at math!