Sentence examples for competition granting from inspiring English sources

In February 2009, the municipality launched a water saving campaign, including competition granting free parking for a year to the household that is found to have consumed the least amount of water per person.

Between 1962 and 1974, in two big bites, he was his country's minister of finance and the economy, one of the best in its 20th-century history (against modest competition, granted); and then, for seven years, its president.

Mr. Weisinger won an international documentary film competition grant to work on the eruv project.

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Demonstration sports have historically provided a venue for host countries to attract publicity to locally popular sports by having a competition without granting medals.

Lawyers for Kentucky Speedway contended that the company does business online and is just as responsible for the lack of competition in granting the races as NASCAR is.

I did eat on Saturday and in competition -- granted it was the kids division's neat eating contest.

She was also an ambassador of the Jesse Owens Games, a summer track and field competition that granted scholarships to children across the country.

Though none of the American women's wrestlers were taking their success at this competition for granted, most were eagerly awaiting the Olympics.

The UK government, which has pledged to do more to help small businesses, offers a number of competitions, grants and schemes that startups can apply to depending on the field and the current state of the venture.

"This is a pattern they've been on since 2007," Turk said, forecasting even lower approval rates in granting council competitions.