Sentence examples for competition embrace from inspiring English sources

In 2007 he had a clear message: promote competition, embrace globalisation and bring in liberalising reforms.

"You've got to embrace competition, embrace choice and own that landscape and not be intimidated or reactive," he said.

"We've played our best when we've had fun, enjoyed each other's company, and enjoyed the competition, embraced the gallery and felt the momentum kind of like in 2008 with Zinger (Paul Azinger).

Imagined in 1913 by a French art critic to bring more recognition to the fabulous artisans of France and keep their craft alive, the arduous government-sponsored Meilleur Ouvriers de France Competition embraces more than 200 professional categories, ranging from butchery to pastry to floral design to stained glass painting.

No competitor embraced the concept of time-based competition more quickly or thoroughly than the Japanese.

The quick answer is about 3 seconds, according to a new study of the post-competition embraces of Olympic athletes.

Secondly, it might help to convince the club's fans that the Champions League is a competition to embrace when, until this point, it has been an awkward relationship.

Competition to embrace digital to boost output and cut costs is in full swing there too.

They redefine the terms of competition by embracing one-of-a-kind ideas in a world of copycat thinking.

They redefine the terms of competition by embracing one-of-a-kind ideas in a world of me-too thinking.

Microsoft denounces modularity when it comes to competition, but embraces it when it comes to correcting its own errors.