Sentence examples for devote the competition from inspiring English sources

Devote the competition to rewarding the most effective public-private partnerships.

Leading up to the games, there were few television spots devoted to the competition and news channels' websites provided little, if any, information about the schedule of events.

The fish brought to the surface explodes; intense competition and avoidance of repressive policing cause chaos when the same amount of energy is devoted to competition in the absence of repressive policing.

He remained devoted the club cricket.

A more serious news environment may be helping "CBS This Morning," which devotes more time than the competition to topical interviews and less on entertainment-oriented features.

The attention has been devoted to competition between both transportation modes but in some cases HSR services may also have an intermodal complementary role with air transportation.

(The second day would be devoted to competition squads).. Writer followed Mr. Dunlap there.

The group is trying to row behind the Lib Dem peer Lady Williams, who has called for part three of the bill – devoted to extending competition – to be ditched.

While this year's championship will almost certainly go to one of the previous winners — Alonso has won it twice — the chase for the constructor's title, which doesn't receive the media attention devoted to the driver's competition, presents an almost comical picture: the defending champion (and three-time winner) is an energy-drink company, Red Bull, that races largely to promote its product.

Still, as Japanese users leave their personal computers and devote themselves to mobile phones, Mixi is finding the competition stiffer.

Coming up Feb. 21 will be "The Glutton Bowl," a two-hour special devoted to eating competitions set up by a league of competitive eaters called the International Federation of Competitive Eating.