Sentence examples for competition established from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, to keep up with their well-financed competition, established awards are increasing their payments.

Official encouragement, by a national "Poster of the Year" competition established in 1941, helped popularize the look.

Should you be unaware of this annual competition, established in 1976, it is as much a national curiosity as the Keswick Pencil Museum or Vernon Kay's career.

Last week, Hydrovolts won the 2010 Imagine H2O prize, an annual competition established in 2007 to encourage innovation in water technology.

Faced with the risk of loss of opportunity in the context of managed competition established at all stages of the chain of care, rehabilitation and supportive access will only be maintained by a classification of patient groups identifying complex medical care programs and required expected resource consumption.

That year, there were ten senior women's teams, a school-based competition and a regional competition established.

Normally, adequate price competition establishes a fair and reasonable price (see 15.403-1(c)(1)(i)).

His early brass and percussion suite A Requiem for Our Time (1953) won the international Thor Johnson brass competition, establishing him as a composer while still a student.

"The answer is to open the system up to competition, establish prizes, take risk, and dream big," Gingrich said in an email to The Post.

Although Indonesia's corruption eradication commission did not announce its first case for over a year after its inception, it spent that time recruiting staff through open competition, establishing ethical codes, training investigators and developing comprehensive internal procedures.

The prospect of another professional competition establishing a US presence, he said, regardless of the outcome of any such talks, was damaging to his league's chances of success.