In those upcoming contests, the ability to marshall Big Money will not be a sign of electability, but a scarlet letter.
The company intends to contest for the ability to disclose more information regarding government requests, treat all users the same, regardless of their location, and fend off so-called "blanket requests" for data.
The approach is less sophisticated than some, because in many ways it's a literal popularity contest, but the ability to follow and share the cumulative (and likely evolving) number one picks of individual users adds an interesting element.
It is a contest where the ability to construct ludicrous soundbites and stab people both in the back and the front are prized over lowlier attributes, such as actual talent or vague competency.
Until lately, he had never taken a riding lesson, but he has begun learning maneuvers specific to cow-horse competitions — contests that feature the ability of a horse and rider to do ranch work.
"Let's see, Prop 63, repealing the ban that overturns an earlier measure that allows oil companies to contest the local governments ability to pass legislation regarding the imposition and/or the elimination of additional taxes per the earlier-passed Proposition 62".
It would turn the Republican presidential primary into a winner-take-all contest, which would enhance the ability of the party establishment to help a favored candidate win a delegate bonanza.
While shareholders can still vote on the merger or in any proxy contest, this significantly shifts the ability of United Technologies to acquire Diebold in a hostile transaction, as shares held by arbs are typically pro-takeover.
Poulter has relished his role in Europe's domination of the contest, his ability to raise his game and ostentatious on-course celebrations making him the obvious successor to inspirational players from the past like Seve Ballesteros and Colin Montgomerie.
Encourage pluralism of ideas: When Indonesia has a well-functioning democratic system it will be reflected in a contest of ideas between candidates, not a contest of financial strength or the ability to smear.
