Sentence examples for to contesting from inspiring English sources

One faction (MDC-M), now led by Arthur Mutambara contested the elections to the Senate, while the other, led by Morgan Tsvangirai, opposed to contesting the elections, stating that participation in a rigged election is tantamount to endorsing Mugabe's claim that past elections were free and fair.

Mr Weinstein's lawyers said yesterday that he's looking forward to contesting their "slanderous" claims.

Thus far, the red-rose loose forwards have been worryingly conciliatory when it comes to contesting the ball on the floor.

Taboos are extrapolated from Claude Lanzmann's criticisms of particular representations of the Holocaust, which are wrongly extended to contesting fictionalization of nearly any serious matter.

Like other such movements in 20th-century history, the East Village group devoted much of its energy to contesting received ideas about what is and isnt art.

But they were used to living rough and have started planting crops and building houses on their own.Meanwhile, UNITA's leaders have become politicians and are looking forward to contesting a general election next year.

They began to contest them.

Both clubs plan to contest the sanctions.

Mr. Stringer decided not to contest them.

But the BNP is desperate to contest.

First, to "contest" simply means to challenge.