In contrast to America, where most forces are firmly under the thumb of a single authority (whether it be the federal government, county officials, a sheriff or a mayor), British bobbies have three competing masters.
However, given this context you can see how technology entrepreneurship among competing masters of the universe is especially challenging for women and people of color to dive in.
After a year or two of retirement, he began to train and compete, mastering the sliding seat.
Bone scans were obtained by peripheral Quantitative Computed Tomography (pQCT) from the tibia and from the radius in 106 sprinters, 52 middle distance runners, 93 long distance runners and 49 race-walkers who were competing at master championships, and who were aged between 35 and 94 years.
I began playing a little recreational slow-pitch softball, and my mentor encouraged me to try competing in masters track and field at the Masters BC [British Columbia] Games.
There is talk of competing in Masters swimming, and introducing swimming to the university as an intramural sport.
Now the gallery brings together two more competing Renaissance masters, whose relationship was intensified and complicated by the fact that one was married to the other's sister.
His wife, the artist Lee Krasner, the critic Clement Greenberg, the collector and dealer Peggy Guggenheim, and other ardent sophisticates — abetted by pressure from competing new masters, chiefly Willem de Kooning — groomed Pollock like a skittish thoroughbred for the big race.
Players compete for master points, not cash.
In BioMod, undergraduate teams compete to master control of biomolecules on the nanometer scale.
