Sentence examples for contest proposed from inspiring English sources
Entries for Reinvent Payphones, a design contest, proposed touchscreens with interactive maps and information puddles projected onto pavements.
One new contest proposed is a handicap chase run over three miles and seven furlongs, with a view to serving as a trial for the Grand National.
It did provide some weaker tools to help keep insurance costs down: new rules requiring companies to publicly identify the reasons for unreasonable rate increases; new exchanges where insurers will have to compete for business; and a new office and grant program to help state regulators evaluate and contest proposed rate increases.
The objective of the present paper is to depict the role and interests of key stakeholders and how their power to contest proposed reforms has shaped the agenda setting and policy formulation for the proposed NHIS in Uganda.
He owns a house, a dog, and last year, pre-contest proposed to his girlfriend, Nestle on stage at Coney Island.
Under law, Toyota has two weeks to accept or contest the proposed fine.
The company has 15 working days to contest the proposed fine.
Judge Judith K. Fitzgerald of United States Bankruptcy Court in Pittsburgh gave parties in the case until Tuesday to contest the proposed agreement.
Separately, Toyota has until Monday to tell the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration whether it will contest a proposed $16.4 million fine over reportedly failing to disclose information concerning a sticky pedal recall.
Genzken reconsidered 9/11 in "Ground Zero" (2008), a fanciful non-entry in a contest for proposed building designs for the site.
After Mr. Allgood entered the American Express contest — he proposed support for nonprofit projects involved in water purification — commentary at the American Express Web site suggested that his entry is part of a stealth Procter & Gamble marketing scheme.
