Sentence examples for prize rules from inspiring English sources

According to prize rules, the Booker is awarded only to "the best eligible, full-length novel" – so we must assume the latter.

According to the prize rules, the nominations themselves and the reports to the selection committees are kept secret for 50 years.

That's completely permissible according to the prize rules, but it tends to ruffle feathers; the last time this happened -- when Nilo Cruz's "Anna in the Tropics" won sight unseen in 2003 -- the theater critic John Lahr of The New Yorker sniffed that it was "as absurd as giving a restaurant four stars on the basis of its menu".

Binnie's flight was the second of two; by X Prize rules, the winning vehicle had to make two flights within two weeks, each to a height of at least 100 kilometers (62.1 miles).

Under the Admiralty's prize rules, Belfasts crew later received prize money.

In both cases, Hersing adhered to the prize rules, including flagging down a passing trawler to pick up the ships' crews.

Following the death in 1838 of another fighter, William Phelps, also known as Brighton Bill, the London Prize Ring Rules were introduced to more clearly define the rules of prize fighting and to introduce certain safety measures, rules that still form the basis for the modern sport of boxing.

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Three weeks later, Rutan announced that he would make a formal claim on the prize, whose rules demand notice of sixty days.

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We study experimentally the effects of cost structure and prize allocation rules on the performance of rent-seeking contests.