Sentence examples for concerns a competition from inspiring English sources

It comes from Pliny and concerns a competition between the masters Zeuxius and Parrhasios, in which the former painted a still life so convincing that it deceived a flock of birds who tried to peck at the fruit, while the latter painted a trompe l'oeil curtain so convincing that his rival tried to pull it aside to uncover the painting beneath.

"I think there is too much concern for a competition that will be done only in 12 years," he added.

Opinion polls before the general election put asylum and immigration near the top of voters' concerns, setting off a competition between Labour and the Conservatives to sound tough on the issue.

"It's mostly a concern about competition, not a concern about quality," said David A. Skeel Jr., a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania and the author of a history of bankruptcy law.

The appeals court later ruled that the two firms were far closer competitors with each other than with more humdrum stores, but by then the merger had been consummated.The case highlights a flaw in using a market definition to frame a competition concern.

The school plans to follow through with classroom discussions about nutrition and students' food concerns along with activities like a competition for the best and worst recipe.

The OFT has been reviewing the way the UK's banks run these accounts, because of concerns over competition and a lack of focus on customers' needs.

Analysts said the most likely remedy was the closure of stores in the 80 areas where there were concerns about competition and an undertaking to not open outlets in the further 12 locations.

The appeal to the Australian Competition Tribunal concerns a decision by the then acting treasurer, Mathias Cormann, in 2015 when he ruled out "declaring" the port's fees.

The European Commission, the administrative arm of the European Union, which rules on antitrust issues for the 27 member nations, said the merger raised concerns about competition and required a more thorough review of its effects on the Internet advertising business.

The controversy began in earnest a year ago, when the GAO issued a report expressing "concerns about competition and captivity" in the freight rail industry.