Sentence examples for to keep contesting from inspiring English sources

Tactic two is to ensure new trade agreements give a right to tobacco companies to keep contesting domestic policies.

Philip Morris, having lost in Australia's high court, is using such a provision in an Australia-Hong Kong investment treaty signed in the early 1990s to keep contesting plain packaging.

"As we saw in 2013 in Turkey and Brazil," he says, "people will keep contesting who gets to control the urban space.

"As we saw in 2013 in Turkey and Brazil," he said, "people will keep contesting who gets to control the urban space.

Once again, to keep the contest fair, please don't discuss your theories in the comments.

And to keep the contest fair, don't forget Kinji Fukasaku, for allowing violence its outlet.

And spending by candidates could be capped, to keep the contests equitable.

French player after player talked of their team's aim in the postmortem that followed its 2-0 defeato to keep the contest scoreless to halftime.

And yet, whenever it looked as though the favourites would win at a reasonable canter, the Dutch struck back to keep the contest on a knife edge.

Rory Loy restored the home team's two-goal lead but Alex Schalk struck for the visitors after 45 minutes to keep the contest in the balance.

Jon Ola Sand, the EBU's executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest, said the changes are an attempt to keep the contest "relevant and in pace with shifting media trends".