Sentence examples for has opened a competition from inspiring English sources
The media regulator has opened a competition probe following a complaint by Virgin Media, which claimed a lower proportion of matches (41%) was shown on television in England than in other major European markets and that as a result consumers paid higher prices.
The University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), for example, has opened a competition that allows PIs to express their pride in their postdocs on social media, using the hashtag #UCSFPostdocsRock; the most creative and popular pictures and messages will win a pizza party for the lab.
Such replacement implies the existence of between-strain competition that has opened a niche for nonvaccine types under the reduced carriage of vaccine-type pneumococci (17).
Bobby L. Rush, the Illinois Congressman who is chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee subcommittee on consumer protection, said he had opened an investigation into the privacy and competition issues raised by the Google-DoubleClick deal and also planned to call a hearing.
Bryce has been endorsed by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).. Sen. Jeff Flake's (R) retirement has opened up a big competition in Arizona.
The upside to Woods's absence is that it has opened up the competition and provided opportunities for other golfers to make their reputations.
The government has opened competition for the £1bn contract to supply Crossrail trains.
With 57 cities competing for the Talent Dividend Prize, the competition has opened up a nationwide "think tank," funneling significant time and energy into thinking about and solving challenges that many cities/regions/states face around post-secondary access, attainment, and workforce need.
Online chess has opened amateur and professional competition to a wide and varied group of players.
Telmex and top regulators agree that Mexico has opened itself to telecommunications competition at unusual speed.
South Africa has shed jobs in recent years in industries like manufacturing and construction, as the end of apartheid has opened the economy to competition from abroad.
