Sentence examples for designated winner from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the designated winner of the Confucius prize has an agenda closer to China's heart: pushing for closer ties between Taiwan and the Chinese Communist Party.

A darling of the Hollywood crowd, Mr. Bridges had been seen as the designated winner almost from the moment Fox Searchlight made a last-minute decision to drop the low-budget movie into the Oscar race.

The move will cost the taxpayer £40m in compensation to the four shortlisted bidders and wiped £240m off the share price of FirstGroup, the company that had been designated the winner under a process now deemed to have been deeply flawed.

We also designated the winner of a special award: The Fred Flintstone Car and Candlelight Award. 1) Let's begin with two aimed squarely at making the First Family's lives a living hell.

The jury does not designate a winner, or even indicate a favorite.

We read more than 300 books nominated for the prize and submitted three finalists to the Pulitzer board, which designates the winner.

Obama spoke directly to people, empowering them, making them feel important, thereby eliminating the influence of the party's power of designating a winner.

If the prize is not claimed i.e. the winner doesn't stay on the designated night, the winner cannot transfer the stay to an alternative date.

The efforts of these Westchester residents are taking place at a world-class level, too: at a recent math modeling competition sponsored by the Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications, a team coached by Professor Loase from Concordia College was designated a "meritorious winner," placing in the top 10percentt of all teams and tying with M.I.T., Duke and Cornell.

Hospital « Sf.Constantin » was designated among the winners of the « European Hand Hygiene Excellence Award » ( 2013).

"It was stunning to find that the winner is designated.