Sentence examples for competitions based on the from inspiring English sources
In April 2014 the Project Steering Group will determine the future structure of the leagues and competitions based on the analysis results and feedback from the focus groups.
In Table 3, we present a summary of the competitions based on the databases discussed in Section 3. It can be seen that IFN/ENIT is easily the most widely used database in the regularly organized Arabic handwriting recognition competitions.
In Ireland, a major reform proposal is the introduction of 'managed competition' based on the recent reforms in the Netherlands, which would replace many functions of Ireland's public payer with a system of competing health insurers from 2016.
Children can also enjoy friendly competition based on the other featured species, the penguin.
EU leaders (minus the UK) agreed that the single market should aim to minimise competition based on the cheapness and vulnerability of employees.
A few former collegiate players on tour said they assumed they could be tested out of competition, based on the N.C.A.A.'s doping protocol.
The latest offer by Williams intensifies the struggle over Southern Union, a competition based on the belief that demand for natural gas will continue to rise.
Stopkotte was originally selected to the team, which will travel to Arizona next month for a high-altitude training camp and a competition, based on the outstanding performance of his swimmers, two of whom were named to the squad.
In his own words: "The truth is, if we were to tell the American public that we were preparing to open up our markets to further international competition based on the good faith of our competitors, the American people would run us out of Washington.
The weakness remains geographic specific on the carrier side and competition based on the enterprise side, he said.
At the time, Apollonio was planning the Dostoevsky Games, a student competition based on the life and work of 19th-century Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky. a symbol.
