Sentence examples for holding competitive from inspiring English sources

Last September, judges were asked to rule on whether the Mubarak regime had broken the law by flogging desert land to developers without holding competitive auctions.

The NFL has been playing exhibition games in the UK since the early 1980s but only moved to holding competitive, regular-season game at Wembley Stadium in 2007.

"We kept good relations with other tribe members who lived in the area, celebrating together and holding competitive games as well," he says.

But most Republicans do not hold competitive districts.

If Senator Hatch's proposal were to become law, a local government that opted for insurance would hold competitive bidding once a year.

Indeed, it is doubtful whether Venezuela will be able to hold competitive, transparent and fair elections at the end of this year.

China has long held competitive elections for some posts in a number of villages, the lowest level of government, with what some scholars call mixed results.

The workshop holds competitive auditions to select singers for an intense week of preparation, and the quality of the result was clear from the start of the Poulenc, when the women's voices emerged with hair-trigger precision.

The union held competitive auditions for membership here, a process so competitive that even the great Stella Adler passed out before auditioning, Mr. Baker said before pointing out the portraits of great Yiddish writers, including Sholem Aleichem, who had a huge funeral in New York.

It is the first time that the National Collegiate Athletic Association will hold competitive games outside the US.

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