Sentence examples for properly contest from inspiring English sources

In addition, the only way to properly contest the election, he said, would be to count every ballot in the state of Florida, not just in the three counties where Mr. Gore claimed irregularities.

To properly contest a statewide election, he ruled, Mr. Gore was obligated to ask for "a review and recount of all ballots in all the counties in this state".

I also note that although the canvassing boards cannot properly contest an election, an unsuccessful candidate, or any qualified elector, may file, pursuant to Section 102.168, Florida Statutes, a complaint in Circuit Court contesting the election results.

To properly contest a statewide federal election, the judge said, Mr. Gore would have to recount "all ballots in all the counties in this state with respect to the particular alleged irregularity or inaccuracy in the balloting or counting processes alleged to have occurred".

This failure to properly cover the contest should disappoint more than those who want to follow the presidential race as fans, relishing it as competition.

Yoka needed to get properly into the contest if he were not to be overrun but there was too much heavy traffic coming his way for him to find a rhythm.

Be cautious when organizing a contest properly and provide the contest prize within announced time.

But not everyone: the Washington-based Center for Economic and Policy Research is one of several organisations who are calling for all three candidates to contest a properly organised repeat of November's election.

Unless it can adapt its position in response to fast-changing events, the hallmark of any adroit opposition, Labour will be behind before the contest is properly underway.

He added: "Unless it can adapt its position in response to fast-changing events, the hallmark of any adroit opposition, Labour will be behind before the contest is properly under way.

Because the facts and circumstances concerning voter error and ballot design in Palm Beach County are more properly raised in a contest action, these facts were not relevant to the secretary's decision to certify the election.