Sentence examples for strongly contesting from inspiring English sources

Their appearances and advertisements reaffirmed their stated intentions to battle using the airwaves and old-fashioned stumping for voters in upstate New York, a traditionally Republican stronghold but a region that according to a series of polls, Hillary Rodham Clinton is strongly contesting.

A hung parliament remains a possibility and the Greens are strongly contesting Melbourne, Richmond and two other tight inner-city seats in the hopes of securing the balance of power, which they would use to scrap the controversial East West link toll road and establish a new national park in the state's central highlands.

Mr. Buffett strongly contests the premise.

A spokesman for HMRC said: "HMRC will strongly contest any action.

We will very strongly contest an evolutionist position that they are letting facts speak for themselves".

The Harris Academy is understood to strongly contest the whistle-blower's claims.

Church leaderships will continue to strongly contest such law reforms, but nobody is asking them to participate.

"All the allegations against me have been put forward on the basis of hearsay and I strongly contest them," he said.

EE said: "EE has transparent financial accounts and a responsible approach to tax, and strongly contests any suggestion of improper tax conduct.

Responding to the allegations of mishandling an investigation, Charlie Kimber, the party's national secretary said: "The SWP strongly contests major elements of this account of the disputes committee hearing.

What they are really saying is that there are legal norms against torture and such, but that they can't be enforced against corporations because they have never been enforced under international law — a claim the plaintiffs strongly contest.