Sentences with phrase «as a contest»

We also appear before national courts in enforcement proceedings and other arbitration - related litigation (such as contested jurisdiction and interim measures).

Conflict in these areas often result in divorce and separation, as well as contests over spousal and child support, division of family assets, and child custody and access.

If your spouse answers you complaint, your divorce proceeds as a contested divorce.

The game was over as a contest 20 minutes later.

As far as the contest goes, I'd call it a draw.

But as far as this contest is concerned everywhere will be a home crowd.

Many divorces begin as contested matters but never go to trial because spouses settle and eventually reach an agreement.

If you're not absolutely sure of the extent of your marital assets and debts, you can begin your divorce as a contested matter and request discovery from your spouse.

Let us live life as a contest to see who can be the most gracious, loving, kind, and forgiving, and teach others to do the same.

It shouldn't be seen as a contest, but as rather for improving the ability to inspire — both self and others as possible.

I also would want to know where this notion of a transfer window as a contest came from?

Needless to say, we pretty much know how it ends as soon as the contest begins, so the best we can hope for is for a few laughs along the way.

He certainly loves this fixture and he's lit it up again with his performance today, surely all but ending the title race as a contest this season.

Also, I should add that I have never been able to get through a contest prep without some extra caffeine to help me get through the day as contest prep dieting is extreme!

If you don't succeed, your case then goes to trial as a contested divorce.

There will also be a posting contest of sorts, as well as another contest which is being kept secret for a while.

The two combined as the contest - if it can be called that - drew to a close.

Candidates planned get out the vote rallies across the state as the contest comes down to whether supporters will turn out at the polls.

The stakes are high, as the contests determine which males get the first - rate females and supreme egg - laying sites.

This can mean sports, jobs, or any other activity which can be defined as a contest.

All of this actually happens because of a real - life event that took place as a contest back in 2016, and now we know what it was for.

My question is on how this relates to traveling game shows as well as contests at conventions and other like events.

It is as if she sees parenting as a contest.

The odds of winning can be increased each and every day you come back to enter again for as many days as the contest is open.

This often extends the divorce process and is referred to as contested divorce.

If you and your spouse do not agree on all issues, your case moves to trial as a contested matter.

Argentine international Maxi then ended the game as a contest with his first for the club with 15 minutes left on the clock.

Massachusetts Treasurer Steve Grossman is racking up endorsements in his bid for governor as the contest for the Democratic Party nomination enters an important phase.

February's epic, three - day matchup between IBM's Watson computer and Jeopardy! grand champions Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter was billed as a contest of man versus machine.

In the space of around twelve second half minutes, we took hold of the game again and this time took it so far out of Derby's reach that it was over as a contest with not much short of half an hour still remaining.

Some take advantage of promotional uses such as contests on Facebook.

Wolves effectively ended the game as a contest by half - time when the Stale Solbakken's side were four goals up.

These works often focus on the body as a contested site with regard to issues such as race, pornography and illegal immigration, but they also address such timeless themes as mortality, sexuality and childhood.

It may have been billed as a contest between the candidate of the market and that of the state, but either would have found the same bottom opening up on...

I remember viewing the 1980 presidential election as a contest between an incumbent, Jimmy Carter, who had been thoroughly mediocre in the job and a challenger, Ronald Reagan, whose actions as Governor of California had left me with an aversion for him even before he launched his White House campaign in the Mississippi town primarily known as the place where white racists had killed three civil - rights workers in 1964.

Aaron Ramsey added magnificent third midway through the second half to truly end the game as a contest before Nadir Belhadj netted a consolation goal for Pompey.

In the thirty - third minute the match was effectively ended as a contest, and this time it was Sane as scorer rather than provider.

But the home side finished off the match as a contest late on with Messi completing his third hat - trick of the season in style.

Goals from Callum Paterson, Alim Ozturk and Igor Rossi effectively ended the tie as a contest by the interval in Tallinn,...

The kids act as the contest judges.

With over 125 works spanning fourteen exhibition spaces, The Sculpture Collections tells a story of sculpture as a contested and changing medium.

These works often focus on the body as a contested site with regard to issues such as race, pornography...

The game was almost over as a contest after just 20 minutes when...

Now the bell is saved for special occasions, such as the contests designed to pull nonsalespeople onto the sales floor.

Civilization has been described as a contest between homo seriosus and homo rhetoricus and elsewhere.

On Saturday, Manchester City welcome Manchester United to the Etihad — where a win and 3 points will end the already one - sided Premier League race this season as a contest.

His subsequent retention as Nana Akufo Addo's running mate in 2012 was still internally controversial, though not as contested or unexpected as in 2008.