Sentence examples for formal competition from inspiring English sources

However, he has already rejected a key recommendation from the report that the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) become a formal "competition champion" that stress tests the competitive implications of proposed regulatory changes before they are implemented.

Formal competition led to numerous informal interactions.

The Florentine government set up a formal competition between the creators of these startling works.

While not a formal competition in any sense, the night seemed to be a clear victory for algorithms over instincts.

"Windrose was interested in having more of a formal competition, which is good for both of us," Goss said.

The IOC cut it in 1996, and in 2000 the International Ski Federation scrapped formal competition altogether.

It is performed in various contexts, including invitational and public dance events, professional dance exhibitions, and formal competitions.

Battles soon turned into formal competitions, and in 1990 in Germany, Thomas Hergenröther initiated Battle of the Year, a competition that attracts crews from around the world and is now acknowledged as the biggest international b-boy event.

He quit school, withdrew from formal competitions, and devoted himself to "free-surfing," travelling with camera crews to distant breaks, where he could be filmed doing what he loves best, away from the prying eyes of judges.

However, in formal competitions check is rarely announced.

It is still used in some of the more formal competitions or with so of the elder, more experienced players who don't want to let go of tradition, but if the two are compared it will be noted that the Algebraic is a simpler.