Sentence examples for competition calendar from inspiring English sources

This unseemly drama placed the European Tour in quite a predicament, even before its new chief executive Keith Pelley risked the wrath of BMW by insisting the May tournament is not, after all, the "flagship" on the competition calendar.

"Fuentes carried out this activity by planning a system of extractions and re-transfusions and coordinating it with their physical preparations and the competition calendar with the double aim of optimising results and avoiding detection at anti-doping controls," said Santamaria.

33 Also, the competition calendar for the best senior players is saturated, with a year-round programme of alternating club and national team competitions.

29 Coaching teams involved in sports (eg, water-polo and rugby) with a competition calendar targeting major international tournaments (ie, Olympics and World Cup) in addition to regular league matches could accommodate an LHTL intervention during the competition preparation phase to maximise physiological adaptations of their squads.

Later on, sport's internationalisation (1960 2008) has lead to the implementation of similar organizations, competition calendars and regulations among nations [4].

The intrinsic differences between factors underlying endurance (eg, maximal aerobic speed, economy) and team-sport performance (eg, repeated-sprint ability) as well as the constraints in the respective competition calendars explain why the aims and contents of the hypoxic methods and their periodisation in the yearly programme are largely different between individual and team sports.

Yet it's hard to see how an idea that has little merit when applied to the league system somehow acquires some when bolted on to the least glamorous professional competition in the calendar.

Jenny Backus, a Democratic strategist not aligned with any candidate, said that "prolonged competition keeps the calendar relevant and on the front page, so it will help the candidate who wins these primaries generate media and front-page coverage" in what would otherwise be a political dead-zone, and in turn "look strong and victorious".

While they all are in a good position to share tunes, that seems like a lot of competition for one calendar year, so it's entirely possible some of them may wait until much later in 2019 to even begin promotinoal campaigns, or possibly even until 2020.

The European Parliament Information Office in Scotland has launched its annual calendar competition.

It features some of the best drawings from about 1000 primary school children across Scotland who participated in the calendar competition with the theme "European emergency number 112".