Sentence examples for foreign competing from inspiring English sources

Glasgow 2014 said 30% of available tickets had been held back for sponsors, foreign competing nations and a contingency fund.

Moreover, the conjugate nanomaterials was able to adsorbed the Pd II) ions even in the presence of a high amount of foreign competing cations.

Market-friendly ones that let all firms (public, private and foreign) compete on equal terms were replaced with a law making Petrobras the sole operator in pré-sal fields (though other firms may take financial stakes).The next hold-up was caused by politicians squabbling over dividing the royalties.

It has too few Nobel Prize winners, and too few foreign students competing for its universities.

There will also be plenty of foreign models competing for attention at the Detroit show.

As first reported by Foreign Policy, competing recommendations on Sudan are on Mr. Obama's desk, reflecting dissent within the administration.

In Kosovo itself, the ground is now thick with foreign groups competing to foster democracy, build homes and proffer goods and services.

The number of foreign dogs competing at Crufts has grown steadily in the last few years, since Britain relaxed its quarantine laws.

The investigation into JPMorgan's hiring practices has brought to the fore an enduring issue for foreign banks competing for deals in China, where people's "guanxi," or social connections, sometimes count for more than their business experience.

With the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, and Benjamin Netanyahu, his new foreign minister, competing for leadership of the Likud Party, conflicts continued with Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

We counted zero foreign athletes competing for Brazil in the editions before 1960.