contesting造句

1、BYD is contesting the lawsuit.

2、He is contesting with the other players.

3、He's contesting the election next week.

4、One of two or more contesting groups.

5、The two teams were contesting for the cup.

6、Ms Tymoshenko appears to be contesting Mr Yanukovich's victory.

7、a series of jousts between knights contesting for a prize.

8、Complete 5 missions for a Clan contesting a Dark Sector.

9、More than 80 parties are contesting seats in the two-chamber parliament.

10、The party aims at contesting every constituency in the next election.

11、America, the European Union, Canada and Israel are hotly contesting the move.

12、In these elections, a total of 15, 785 candidates are contesting 4, 222 seats.

13、They are not unaware that they are contesting with a walk-away winner.

14、The UEC has approved 38 parties for contesting the 2010 general elections out of 42 parties, which have applied.

15、Since MG model is very easy to understand, it masters the key feature of agents with boundary rationality contesting for limit resources in economic society.

16、Some pundits think Mrs Clinton made a mistake by contesting Iowa and New Hampshire at all and should have copied Rudolph Giuliani’s strategy.

17、News Group Newspapers is strongly contesting the action, which includes an unprecedented claim in a privacy case for exemplary or punitive damages as well as compensatory damages.

18、"Only after contesting and winning in this election can we say please amend this one, transfer this one, etcetera," he said.

19、The regulator accuses the firm of making illegal gains from trading derivatives linked to its own subsidiary's shares (an accusation Reliance is contesting).

20、The U.S. filed its case against the EU in 2004, contesting what the U.S. alleged was $20 billion in illegal support from European governements for Airbus to develop new models.

21、The paries contesting the election (see article) are doing so largely on the basis of their leaders’ charisma, and the quality of the packed lunches and other handouts they provide at their rallies.

22、He said a subjective approach by mine inspectors in issuing citations and a lack of alternatives to appeals for contesting these citations was largely to blame for the backlog faced by regulators.