Sentence examples for opening competitions from inspiring English sources

Overcome this by drawing on freelancers, opening competitions among students, daring to ask for pro bono, being efficient in your use of social media to relay your messages and finding synergies with strategically-chosen partners.

The panel is to publish its list of priorities this summer before opening competition to solve them.

It can bring energy costs down by opening competition for electric generation to new and more efficient suppliers.

The Telecommunications Act of 1996 opened competition to new wireline and wireless providers.

The government has opened competition for the £1bn contract to supply Crossrail trains.

This is hundreds fewer than the number of entries in open competitions for earlier national memorials.

States and districts publish open competitions with strict bidding and evaluation criteria.

Starchitects don't usually enter open competitions with such long-shot odds.

In tournament bridge for some years now we have had women's and open competitions.

Reviving the original Labour idea of open competitions for new schools is another.

Periodically it holds open competitions to select more investigators.