Sentence examples for launched a competition from inspiring English sources

A year ago our administration launched a competition we called "NYC Big Apps," and we made data from over 30 city agencies available to tech entrepreneurs: property tax records, the city-wide tree census, wi-fi hotspots, where dog runs are located, you name it.

Bookninja has launched a competition to "remasculate" the authors, titles, and plots of famous books.

On his ITV show, he has launched a competition to find the People's Novelist with HarperCollins.

And we launched a competition asking our supporters, the Arctic needs your imagination, what would you build to save it?

Meanwhile, pension funds stuck with defined-benefit liabilities are thinking hard about changing their asset allocation.In March, several large pension funds around the world launched a competition.

The ABCs of Death 2 launched a competition in August, searching for the 26th director to be included in their feature length collaboration.

Mr Straw also said the Government was "launching a competition" to provide a new prison ship.

1.30pm Grand National day competition By popular demand we are launching a competition today.

Tony Cocker of E.ON said he had called on the prime minister to launch a competition investigation.

Alternatively, you might look externally and launch a competition that asks startups to make more disruptive proposals.

Mars is also launching a competition to give members of the public the chance to appear in the ad.