Sentence examples for that contesting from inspiring English sources
It is important that contesting accounts of our past be brought out into the public space.
Laura Sbalchiero, the federation's spokesperson, said that contesting the Italian government's interpretation of EC rules was particularly important for the small producers.
Felix, the three-time defending 200-meter world champion, remains concerned that contesting the 400 meters before the 200 meters at the world championships — in Daegu, South Korea, from Aug. 27 to Sept. 4 — could jeopardize her chances in her favorite event, the 200.
Specifically, based on the notion that counter-stereotypes can stimulate a lesser reliance on heuristic thinking, we predicted that contesting gender stereotypes would eliminate a more general group prototypicality bias in the selection of leaders.
However, true and commonsensical, yet much more than this, it will probably be helpful to consider a universal phenomenon of social and economic conduct - the family firm - as having a great potential in serving as a good place to start with by bringing cultural change and in showing that contesting social categories based on gender are not of a contradictory but of a complementary nature.
Nester estimates that contesting the first crossing on the portage road would have gained Montcalm an additional day for defensive preparations.
That contest is based entirely on reader polls, and the contestants are nominated by readers.
That contest has been run.
Romney will probably welcome that contest.
That contest is now expected next month.
