Historically, the direction has been toward "meritocracy"—the best individual for each job, competitive examinations for entry, and selection and promotion on the basis of merit.
In 1933, the Moscow State University changed its admission's policy and so, with the help of a tutor, he studied for a competitive examination for entry into the university.
After high school, she went to classes préparatoires near Paris, where she studied biology, maths, and physics for 2 years in preparation for nationwide competitive examinations for entry to the French Grandes Écoles.
After studying in classes préparatoires for 2 years in preparation for the nationwide, competitive examinations for entry to the French Grandes Écoles, Schwartz won an invitation to join the prestigious École Polytechnique in Palaiseau, near Paris.
It is, also, noteworthy because, since the market is not as competitive for certain entry-level jobs, attracting top talent is often not a critical factor; therefore, there exists less of a business case for extending parental leave benefits to entry-level workers.
With its bracingly bold stance, the GW250 gives Suzuki a more competitive product for entry-level buyers, especially in California where the brand has been absent in this market segment, said Derek Schoeberle, product marketing manager.
"The market is currently very competitive, especially for entry-level single family homes, which there is a huge demand for," Smith said.
Our students are passionate about applying their skills learned in the classroom to develop competitive entries for national student competitions.
A prep school that prepares students for entry into competitive colleges, but also teaches them how to raise livestock, grow vegetables and chop wood.
The result for Ray is somewhat surprising as the three Ray assemblies only ranked 7th, 7th and 9th overall among competitive entries (for bird, fish, and snake respectively).
