Sentence examples for contest aimed at from inspiring English sources

Brother introduces a contest aimed at small businesses.

The contest, aimed at high school students, was put into effect during the 2005-2006 school year.

With the growth of other fiction prizes, it changed in 1999 to a contest aimed at recognising first books whether in fiction, non-fiction or poetry.

As the Obama administration prepared to spend $80 billion in education aid as part of the economic stimulus program, Duncan and Schnur diverted $4.3 billion to the contest aimed at encouraging cash-strapped states to overhaul their public schools.

PRIMM, Nev., Oct. 9 -- A driverless Volkswagen won a $2 million race across the rugged Nevada desert Sunday, beating four other robot-guided vehicles that completed a Pentagon-sponsored contest aimed at making warfare safer for humans.

In Canada, where the CTV network carries the show in a simulcast of ABC, Zellers, a discount retailer owned by the Hudson's Bay Company, is running a television campaign to promote a contest aimed at mothers.

When conceiving a contest — or any other attempt to drive traffic with user-generated content — it's important to keep a few things in mind:     Make sure the contest aims at an audience of potential and current customers.

The contest aims at identification of municipalities, which have the best experience and social programs ensuring accessible environment for the children with disabilities (adapted infrastructure, public transport, entertaining facilities) and care for their development and social inclusion.

We've saddled our readers with contests aimed at winning prizes for you, their mothers.

Ever since acquiring New York City-based Next New Networks, YouTube has run a series of NextUp contests, aimed at identifying and providing money and guidance to promising creators.

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