Sentence examples for which contests from inspiring English sources

They will anger the pro-fracking lobby, which contests claims that serious environmental damage has been caused by pumping water underground at high pressure to release trapped gas.

The hosting of the event by the Arab League, an organisation that had previously kept aloof from Iraq's troubles, encouraged groups such as the Muslim Scholars Associationn, which contests the legitimacy of Iraq's Shia-dominated government and has so far boycotted the political process, to join in.

So when Annie uploads a review of "Juliet, Naked," Tucker's first release in over two decades, which contests Duncan's own critique, their relationship implodes.

Cindy Anthony's testimony was important for the defense, which contests the prosecutor's theory that Casey Anthony used chloroform to render Caylee unconscious and then put duct tape over her nose and mouth, suffocating her.

For the second day in a row, Cindy Anthony's testimony has been important for the defense, which contests the prosecutor's theory that Casey Anthony used chloroform to render Caylee unconscious and then put duct tape over her nose and mouth, suffocating her.

Pick which contests you want to enter.

This is despite two periods (1956-1965 and 1977-1999) in which contest rules required countries to sing in their own languages.

Provincially, the Liberals were soundly defeated by the United Farmers of Alberta (UFA), which, contesting their first election, won 39 seats to the Liberals' 14.

A look back at the week on the campaign trail, which included contests in Connecticut, Delaware, New York, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.

None of the constitutions, however, effectively limited political power or provided a means by which political contests could be decided.

He dropped out of the race two days after the Super Tuesday primaries, which included contests in New York and California.