Sentence examples for existing competitions from inspiring English sources

But it would not be a replica of existing competitions, Mr. Stecher continued.

Coincidentally £10m is also how much the Tories have said it will cost to stage their planned annual "Olympic-style" school sports competition – a plan that critics say replicates too closely existing competitions and would cost money better spent elsewhere.

But then discovering a new or locals-only bar in NYC can seem like a major adventure … But now it's time to bring Been there up-to-date, and while that technical work goes on how you enter the site's existing competitions will be a little different.

The strongest response from RRW is over the WRU's stance that it will also not sanction a new European tournament to replace the existing competitions, unless it has "been agreed by the International Rugby Board".

Existing competition law provides safeguards against the dangers of monopolies and anti-competitive practices within individual industries.

That can discourage the entry of new airline competition, or the expansion of existing competition.

But given the existing competition, greenhouse production of strawberries on native soil would not be profitable, Dr. Pritts surmised.

They then go on to discuss the extent to which existing competition law and legal precedents may – or may not – be able to address abuses.

Defending the deal, Comcast's C.E.O., Brian Roberts, relies on the wholly uninspiring argument that at least the merger won't reduce existing competition (that is, from companies like Dish or FiOS).

That brings us to the hapless HBOS, whose shares have dropped almost 90% in the course of a year, and which has had to be rescued by Lloyds TSB in a deal that flouts all existing competition rules.

The commission clearly looked at dismantling Lloyds' rescue merger with HBOS which was made at the height of the crisis and only after the government waived all existing competition considerations.