Sentence examples for that they contested from inspiring English sources

The last time Democrats won a midterm wave election, in 2006, they improved on John Kerry's 2004 performance in every open seat district that they contested.

February 14th, the day after King Charles X's death, Hedwig Eleonora sent a message to the council stating that she knew that they contested the will and that she demanded that it should be respected.

They contested the fact that Morrison had yet to be considered for a Pulitzer Prize.

"There are a lot of states that are being contested where they just tend to tilt Republican," he said in a radio interview.

"This is probably the worst possible group of states for Democrats since Dwight Eisenhower, Obamaa told WNPR radio in Connecticut Tuesday, according to CNN. "There are a lot of states that are being contested where they just tend to tilt Republican," Obama said.

There they met a Spanish force that briefly contested that passage before giving way.

A contest relates to specific ballots that are contested.

The majority of Beth Din awards that are contested are enforced by courts in the UK, although they can be overruled.

We therefore use recognised and somewhat but not totally neutral terms (e.g. mental health problems) whilst acknowledging that they remain contested (e.g. some frame their experiences in trauma or spiritual terms).

That was contested in the brutal heat of the first week.

That was contested by Mr Djokovic and Spain's Rafael Nadal.