Sentence examples similar to awaited competition from inspiring English sources

Notably, Mr Vickers regards reform of Europe's common agricultural policy as a species of (long-awaited) competition policy.

The National Science Foundation (NSF) is gearing up for a long-awaited competition between two California-based consortia seeking federal support to build the next giant ground-based telescope.

Far sterner tests than this await in the competition, and even the Belgians will be more awkward opponents at the Cristal Arena.

BP will in turn be handed a 20% stake in Rosneft under an agreement still awaiting approval from competition authorities in the European Union but which is expected to be completed by the summer.

"The Jamaican Athletics Administrative Association can now confirm that a case concerning Mrs Veronica Campbell-Brown is currently ongoing," the governing body said. . "She has been provisionally suspended from competition awaiting the outcome of a disciplinary panel that will be empanelled to hear this case".

As they awaited the results of the competition, his arm found its way around her shoulders.

VENICE — The middle weekend of the Venice Film Festival saw the premieres of the two most eagerly awaited films in the official competition.

Mr. Medvedev appointed four governors on Monday, but the decision on Dagestan was anxiously awaited, with some observers claiming political competition had led to a spike in violence.

As Texas A&M awaited a decision, it found itself in furious competition for a small piece of the show's reflected glory.

I was captivated by Susan Boyle when we all first saw her in the auditions for Britain's Got Talent and eagerly awaited her progression to the next tier of competition.

In the retail sector Game Group gave up 1.75p to 70.25p as it unveiled its long awaited - but clearly underwhelming - strategy to tackle growing online competition.