Sentence examples for time to contest from inspiring English sources

"Everything was done very exactly, they didn't give time to contest this, Khorkina told the state channel Rossiya 24.

The publication of the lawyer Richard McLaren's Wada report of state-directed doping on Monday did not give Russia enough time to contest the allegations, she said.

He also writes about the not-so-great pretenders: the long-lost relatives who show up just in time to contest the family fortune.

Since these will not be formed in time to contest provincial elections expected in November, individual candidates will be allowed to stand as independents, another first for Indonesia.Many Acehnese politicians reckon all this has satisfied about 90% of their demands.

A companion form would be furnished to the borrower three days before the closing; the borrower would have time to contest unreasonable charges or negotiate a compromise, instead of being ambushed at the closing.

"I had a great look, pump-faked when I probably should have taken the first one, and that gave Sam Mitchell some time to contest it," said Kidd, who had 10 assists and 9 points.

Froome is firm favourite to win the race for the second year running, with only an 18.5km time trial to contest on stage five.

Moreover, Yamamoto apparently missed the other implications of the Coral Sea battle: the unexpected appearance of American carriers in exactly the right place and time to effectively contest the Japanese, and U.S. Navy carrier aircrews demonstrating sufficient skill and determination to do significant damage to the Japanese carrier forces.

E.P.A. officials indicated at the time they intended to contest the decision.

"We don't know that, and that's not the time I want to contest that in court".

This is not, however, the time or place to contest their mischaracterizations of the record.