Sentence examples for competition governs from inspiring English sources
"The designation of 'friendly' vs. 'official competition' governs the amount of time prior to that date that teams must release players, which is 48 hours for friendlies or 4-5 days for official competition," he said.
Our results show that kinetic competition governs the stochastic balance between multiple competing pathways for RNA synthesis and processing and that this balance is perturbed by oncogenic mutations.
"The ban applies only to national team competition governed by Uefa," said the spokesman.
In this dynamic world, technological change, innovation and competition govern growth.
"AIBA's rules apply to any event that serves as a qualifier (directly or indirectly) to international competition, including the Olympics, and thus there are some domestic competitions governed by AIBA's rules, that would bar boxers requesting religious exceptions," McAtee said in an email.
In reality, it is the triumvirate of economics, scheduling and competition that governs the Center's booking policy.
There has also been an uncomfortable spat between Fifa, the competition's governing body, and the Brazilian government over tournament rules, such as the sale of alcoholic drinks in stadiums and cut-price tickets for students and pensioners.
Unless checked by a robust competition, democratic governing parties simultaneously rebuilt the state and ensured their own survival by building in enormous discretion into new state institutions.
Many authors investigated the ecological competition systems governed by differential equations of Lotka-Volterra type.
For the last decades, the ecological competition systems governed by differential equations of Lotka-Volterra type have been investigated extensively.
