Sentence examples for establish competitions from inspiring English sources

While Gild lets developers submit resumes like any other job platform, it differentiates itself from the group by allowing companies posting their jobs to establish competitions or programming puzzles.

Some Web Concert Hall winners have also taken top prizes at more established competitions like the Tchaikovsky, but Mr. Tiu said that his victories had been less helpful than he had hoped.

Enthusiasts established competitions and offered prizes.

World Rugby's proposed Nations Championship would see the 12 teams in the top tier playing each other once in a calendar year, either through established competitions like the Six Nations or through summer or autumn Test windows.

The sport already has established competition rules and regulations and hosts several major tournaments every year.

It is also opening a clutch of private schools in England, at cheaper prices than the established competition.

It's now made the leap to iPhone, and looks to have the features to take on the established competition there.

In this transaction, and in all of our business operations, we approached this divestment with integrity, and believe it fully complies with established competition law.

And for now it seems to be working for "Access Hollywood," which is beating its more established competition, "Entertainment Tonight," in big markets like Los Angeles and New York.

Having established competition within the ranks, Eriksson sought a context which would prepare theFoxes for the 46-match slog that is the Championship campaign.

In fact, with more gas entering the spot market and more gas exchanges being established, competition has increased in the sector.