Sentence examples similar to academy contest from inspiring English sources

The idea competition (IC) refers to the boundary object that fostered business generation and new spin-offs from the academy by means of a contest.

The controversy has partially obscured a tight contest for the academy's top prize, a race that the studio backers of three movies — "The Revenant," "The Big Short" and "Spotlight" — genuinely believe they will win.

Dr. George Blair, the academy's founder, has started a contest for ages 18 and under to name the new male quarterhorse: choose a name relevant to the island and explain it in three sentences or less.

Up to 15 of these clubs compete in the annual Future Warrior Contest held in a local military academy, which is judged by the academy's members and former Russian military.

Equally important is one of his (presumably) 'older' logical texts, the Topics; this text, which unlike the Analytics clearly presupposes a dialectical background, presents rather unsystematic considerations on how to argue well in the dialectical contests of Plato's academy (see the entry on ancient logic of this encyclopedia, section 2.1).

Mr. Carruthers and Ms. Randall devised the essay contest to commemorate her entry into the academy.

His speech at the King Solomon academy in north London comes as the Labour leadership contest appears to have narrowed to a straight fight between the Miliband brothers, whose strong relationship has become strained over the summer.

Tenure, for all the problems inherent in any sinecure system, is meant to protect freedom of speech and freedom of thought in the academy, and what de Grazia and her colleagues were contesting was the right of a self-constituted "public" like Paula Stern's petitioners or Daniel Pipes's "general effort" to interfere with that freedom.

Camby accompanied the 20 children aboard, all of whom had won a holiday essay contest at P.S. 194, the Countee Cullen Literary Academy, named after the late Harlem poet, teacher and writer.

During the Labour leadership contest, Jeremy Corbyn, the frontrunner, has said he wants to rethink academies and free schools, suggesting they would move into public ownership.

The guild awards are closely watched because many of those who vote in contests run by the Hollywood unions are also voting members of the academy.