Sentence examples for competition through which from inspiring English sources

Though any new school must be opened by an academy trust, the local council runs the competition through which the trust is selected.

In 1994, as public advocate, Mr. Green tackled the issue again, issuing a report on the carting business, calling for "managed competition" through which the city would set up zones where a single low bidder would obtain all the carting business for the area.

Today the company revealed a new — perhaps not surprising — "eco-home" focus for phase two of their Ecomagination Challenge, a competition through which GE and its venture capital partners committed to invest $200 million in clean, green technology startups.

Kramer is very good on the tiny competitions through which expats establish dominance based on the extent to which they have gone native, and the subtext running beneath the surface of his novel concerns the myriad ways in which the Western fascination with Japan and the Japanese obsession with the West have turned the whole notion of authenticity into a ludicrous yet rather touching chimera.

And the concorsi system, the national competitions through which, by law, academic positions are filled, increasingly criticised for allowing appointment decisions to be influenced by personal contacts.

The authors propose a competition mechanism through which nucleosome spacing is accomplished by competitive sliding by two Snf2 subunits bound to opposite sides of the nucleosome.

On the one hand, the subcontracting system in Chinese government hierarchies provides the opportunity for competition among contractors, through which the upper-tier government controls the lower-tier governments.

Given the important effects of rainy-season grazing on the quality and quantity of forage production (as influenced by species composition and productivity of rangelands), a major mechanism through which competition could occur in drylands is the reduction of forage availability during the dry season caused by wet-season grazing.

If multiple parasitism exacerbates puncturing behaviour, this would provide an additional route through which parasitic competition can promote virulence [ 12].

Competition will not be played out through which multinational is more creative or aggressive in its tax planning.

Traditional squads need to be able to cheer through entire games, and all-star squads must keep a high level of energy through competition routines, which are exhausting.