Sentence examples for which is contesting from inspiring English sources

And Spain's privacy regulator has ordered Google (which is contesting) to delete out-of-date and inaccurate information.

Walsall: A minority Tory administration holds control, but Labour hopes of success here face competition also from Ukip, which is contesting 13 of the seats today.

Global Open, which is contesting the lawsuit and has filed a defence, is understood to argue that Kennedy did not work undercover for it.

The city, which is contesting liability in the case, has said in filings that the recording "was destroyed in accordance" with a "record retention schedule" because officials did not expect litigation.

It's a serious concern, and Chase, which is contesting some of their claims, has set aside $3 billion (equal to 3 percent of its revenue) to cover possible losses.

If the ruling AK party loses power, there will be no peace process left Yalçin Akdoğan, deputy prime minister Karapinar is thinking about voting for the HDP, which is contesting its first election.

The 34-boat I.M.S. field, which was contesting this year's Offshore World Championship, was split into cruiser-racer and racer divisions.

In aggregate, these investors are seeking to rescind their purchases of $24 billion of residential mortgage-backed securities because of improper disclosures.Representatives for the banks, which are contesting the lawsuits, declined to comment.

At the Calcutta rally, she assailed the Hindu nationalists and other sectional groups, many of which are contesting the election under the banner of the United Front, an alliance that formed the minority Government that collapsed in December.

That part of the pugnacious which is contest of bodily strength may be properly called by some such name as violent.

In 2007 Kirch demanded €1.6bn from Deutsche Bank, and was later awarded partial compensation of €775m, which the bank is contesting.