Sentence examples for competition set by from inspiring English sources

In 1927 Le Corbusier participated in the competition set by the League of Nations for the design of its new centre in Geneva.

Wark's record equalled the long-standing scoring record in a European competition, set by José Altafini of A.C. Milan in the 1962 63 European Cup.

"It is a union competition, set up by the unions, fair enough.

"It is a Union competition, set up by the Unions, fair enough.

We also submitted SIT to the follow-up competition set up by the World Bank, the San App challenge, and wait to hear if we've won the final prize, awarded on Friday 22 March – World Water Day.

At 19 he entered a national dance competition set up by Alain Platel, founder of the seminal dance collective Les Ballets C de la B – and won first prize for his solo performance, which mixed vogueing, hip-hop and African dance.

Ann Jellicoe, playwright: My play The Sport of My Mad Mother won a prize in the Observer's playwriting competition, set up by Kenneth Tynan, and was produced at the Royal Court in 1958.

"It is a union competition, set up by the unions (national governing bodies), fair enough.

Moreover, the pathway for generic-type competition set up by Congress in 2010 is unlikely to yield significant cost savings.

Gareth Griffiths and Dominic James came in 'second place' at last year's Young Entrepreneurs Scheme competition, set up by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council in the U.K. They describe the process, and explain why entering the competition was an extremely rewarding experience.

The fashion crowd, largely under 21 years old, descended on National Sawdust in Williamsburg, Brooklyn to view the final collections of the inaugural '47 Redesign Runway Show, a competition set up by sports lifestyle and apparel brand '47 and the Pratt Institute.