Sentence examples for whether to contest from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tsvangirai is embroiled in a power struggle with rival party members over whether to contest Senate elections this month.

A Con Ed spokesman said the utility was still deciding whether to contest the citations and fine.

The prime minister is considering whether to contest Mr. Yushchenko's decision to dissolve Parliament and hold new elections before Ukraine's Constitutional Court, her spokeswoman said.

"How can we know what she's thinking?" Rudderless and reduced by imprisonments, the remnants of Suu Kyi's party are trying to decide whether to contest elections set for 2010.

Chelsea had today still to decide whether to contest that charge but it is understood that they would have to do so to stand any realistic hope of avoiding an additional ban.

A general election is due in March 2005, but the MDC is unsure whether to contest it.One faction says it should: its MPs can at least irritate the government; the MDC has about half the elected seats in parliament.

He was also asked whether he planned to contest the 2015 election for a second presidential term.

The German has until noon on Thursday to decide whether he wants to contest the Football Association's charge of violent conduct.

The Manhattan district attorney's office has until June 28 to notify the court whether it intends to contest the finding that Mr. O'Dwyer is unfit.

The Taliban, which was in power in Afghanistan for five years until it was toppled by an American-led invasion in 2001, has to decide by the autumn whether or not to contest next year's presidential elections.

Two points from their past 10 games mean Pearson (whose response on being asked whether he intended to contest an FA charge relating to his alleged foul-mouthed altercation with a supporter during the Liverpool match was: "That's none of your business") must make changes if Leicester are to have a realistic chance of retaining their Premier League status.