Sentence examples for that it contested from inspiring English sources

However, the tribunal did not find in BSkyB's favour on each of the grounds that it contested.

The AIADMK again sided with the NDA during the 2004 Lok Sabha elections but lost all the races that it contested for that chamber.

UKIP did even better in local elections in May 2013, taking almost one-fourth of the vote in wards that it contested.

Independents loyal to the king won most of the 110 seats in an expanded legislature; the Islamist opposition won about half the 30 seats that it contested.See article: Jordan's fairly fair electionJohn Wolf, America's special Middle East envoy, struggled to salvage the road map; Colin Powell, America's secretary of state, was due to join him.

Foss Patents' author, consultant Florian Mueller, links the letter to9 To 5 Mac's revelationlast September that Samsung had sought 2.4% of Apple's sales prices for each of a series of 3G-related Frand-type patents that it contested last year.

Indeed his Islamist movement won the only general election, in 2006, that it has contested.

With Henry factored in, 1519 became one of the few Imperial elections that was contested — it was not, as the saying goes, simply a coronation, though it ended in one.

It spoke of the drive towards democracy and openness that makes it still contested today, that militate against the generational nostalgia that renders the period rote.

Labour won six of the 13 seats that were contested there, leaving it with 25 seats, while UKIP have six and the Tories five.

It said: "The items that are contested by Mr Whyte are beyond the terms of his policy.

No, it's only based on the certifications that are contested.