Sentence examples for conduct of a match from inspiring English sources

This states that any participant in football "shall not bet, either directly or indirectly, or instruct, permit, cause or enable any person to bet on the result, progress or conduct of a match or competition in which the participant is participating, or has participated in that season; or in which the participant has any influence, either direct or indirect".

In addition, it shares in the conduct of an international team match with Great Britain for the Ryder Cup and cosponsors an annual yearlong series of tournaments, called the PGA Tour, held throughout North America (but primarily in the United States).

Previous research has been conducted to demonstrate the relative advantage of a match between what campaign messages adopt message strategies or executional techniques and what the message recipients considered them well-aligned with their cultural values (Garcia & Yang 2006; Han & Shavitt 1994; Reardon et al. 2006; Zhang & Gelb 1996).

However, at the 1914 St . Petersburgtournament, Capablanca proposed a set of rules for the conduct of World Championship matches, which were accepted by all the leading players, including Lasker.

We conducted a matched case control study of persons 15 70 years of age residing in Connecticut.

Ambani et al. [ 16] conducted a matched comparison of RANU (n = 22) and LNU (n = 22).

We conducted a matched-pair comparison of 30 femoral lengthenings: 15 lengthenings with a motorized intramedullary nail (the nail group) and 15 lengthenings with an external ring fixator (the fixator group).

We conducted a matched-pair comparison of 30 femoral lengthenings, 15 with a motorized intramedullary nail (the nail group) and 15 lengthenings with an external ring fixator (the fixator group).

To address and answer this question we conducted a matched case-control study of individuals in Olmsted County, MN with documented VaD and controls without VaD.

I acknowledge the pressures of expectation on both clubs but last night's behaviour crossed the boundaries of acceptable conduct at a football match.

Ms. Warren, indeed, had trailed Mr. Brown by 17 points in the first poll conducted of their match-up in March 2011 — a deficit similar to the one that Mr. Brown's potential Democratic opponents face in the WBUR poll now.