Sentence examples for uncontested over from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mubarak has stood virtually uncontested over the past three decades, but he has not announced if he plans to run for another six-year term in the coming elections.

The Tuareg rebels, largely armed by the remnants of deposed Libyan leader Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's arsenal, have since been pushed out by their onetime allies, the Islamists, proving no match for the firepower and determination of the jihadist fighters who now reign uncontested over northern Mali.

The mutually reinforcing strategic premises of the organizations about their self-understanding and consumers excluded off-path activities from the scope of action and remained uncontested over the focal period.

WASHINGTON — Russian troops stepped up their advance into Georgian territory on Monday, attempting to turn back the clock to the days when Moscow held uncontested sway over what it considers its "near abroad," and arousing increasing alarm among Western leaders.

His statist policies and promotion of a retro-Maoist culture in which citizens sang patriotic songs and dressed in red made him a darling of China's political left and a serious contender for a seat on the Politburo's Standing Committee, whose nine members enjoy uncontested authority over government policy.

China has neither exercised continuous and uncontested sovereignty over the area, nor does the South China Sea -- an artery of global trade, connecting the Pacific and Indian Oceans -- constitute a bay or any form of near-coastal water that can be appropriated based on historical rights-related claims.

The attack went largely uncontested and Muhammad took over the city with little bloodshed.

The Americans are making uncontested buckets all over the place.

Reinstated young gun Tuimoala Lolohea made good yardage down the left, before Thomas Leuluai kicked cross field to David Fusitu'a to catch the ball uncontested and go over.

His rule uncontested, Casimir presided over a process of unification and codification of laws in the mid-14th century for Great and Little Poland that is often called the Statute of Wiślica.

Bath continued to dominate possession and got straight in after the break when Argentinean winger Agulla hit a brilliant line to go over uncontested.