Sentence examples for examines the contest from inspiring English sources

The study examines the contest between rival interests following the Treasury's decision to explore the potential of "the mercantile system of double entry" bookkeeping as the basis for recording and reporting the financial affairs of British central government.

In another blog I will examine the contest for Europe's top jobs, including the president of the European Commission.

Only by examining the contested ballots, which are evidence in the election contest, can a meaningful and final determination in this election contest be made.

Maybe if they examine page 113 of the Contest 2 (pdf) counter-terrorism document, which Jason Lewis of the Mail on Sunday pointed out means that anyone boarding a ferry to the Isle of Wight, flying between British cities or travelling to Northern Ireland will have to provide their name, date of birth and address.

The video "The Burning of Borneo's Peat Swamp Forest" — winner of the 2017 Yale Environment 360 Video Contest — examines the lives of the remarkable primates in the Sabangau, including white-bearded gibbons and red langurs, and the continuing threats to this protected area.

The video, "Waiting for Water" — the third-place winner in the 2017 Yale Environment 360 Video Contest — examines the water woes facing the 2.1 million residents of Havana, where some people lack running water and must rely on neighborhood wells or deliveries from water tanker trucks known as pipas.

Anyone who entered this contest to win substantial prizes by doing so little to win them should at least examine the exact terms of the contest and make himself responsil e for meeting the rules prescribed by those offering to make the gifts he sought.

Here I'd like to examine a narrower aspect of the contest: the unblushing use of race and ethnicity as political tools.A low point came during a debate on June 6th when Mr Rangel mocked his 59-year old rival ("this young fellow"), asking what he had done "besides saying he's a Dominican".

Also with the contest demanding to examine a rawfile of any photograph that makes it through to the penultimate round of judging – overmanipulated images are filtered out – but seemingly in ever increasing numbers.

The contest requires the programs to examine a large number of digital images, and either label or find objects in the images.

It examines how well or badly all Booker winners since the contest began in 1969 sold in nearly all British bookshops in the 12 months ending last Saturday.