Sentence examples for established competing from inspiring English sources

The Court's opinion by Justice Powell established competing constitutional considerations.

Among his ministers, he subtly established competing power factions a stratagem that had the ultimate effect of retarding governmental functioning and bureaucratic modernization.

Libyans are hoping an elected government will have the legitimacy to control the rival militias that have established competing fiefs around the country and in the capital, Tripoli, sometimes battling one another, hunting down suspected Qaddafi loyalists to exact vengeance or even kidnapping foreign journalists and government officials.

In other ADs, the strength of established competing therapies and the limited evidence base have made HSCT a rare consideration.

Kilcullen argues that Western governments should establish competing "trusted networks" in Muslim countries: friendly mosques, professional associations, and labor unions.

Although the two parties feuded and various factions broke away to establish competing communist groups, the Communist International encouraged the unification of those organizations.

Politicians who subscribe to the idea that one should "never let a crisis go to waste" will be scrambling to establish competing narratives.

There is no question that more startups and established companies will launch competing models.

Two other Stanford computer scientists, Andrew Ng and Daphne Koller, also established a competing private company, Coursera, to develop technologies necessary to change the reach and effectiveness of online education.

This balance of drives, which may be critical to ensuring male reproductive success in the wild, is established through competing signals.

Blackpool also aims to drive the worst landlords out of town by establishing a competing private rental firm offering high-standard accommodation and support to tenants.