In 1930 he convinced the Fédération Internationale de Ski (FIS) to recognize competition in the slalom as well as in the downhill, and in 1936 he assisted in the organization of the events for the Winter Olympic Games.
If we become less focused on the motivators which only recognize competition (extrinsic motivators; money and status) and prioritize the means to improve ourselves (the intrinsic motivators; the intangible), then we may hope for more creativity and for the much needed presence of a deeply ingrained health consciousness in our world.
"Nobody was expecting her to be there," said Kiplagat, who hadn't recognized her competition until midway into the race.
When you consider that we don't even count American football in our rankings because it doesn't have a truly recognized international competition, the U.S. really is extraordinary".
But they also said they recognized that competition could come anytime from new start-ups or from YouTube, which has an average of 161 million views monthly in the United States, according to comScore.
He recognized that competition exists not only among members of the same species, but also among species, and that the growth of populations is limited not only by competition, but by predation, parasitism, and disease as well.
She also recognizes stiff competition when she sees it.
Candidates recognize that competition for offices is now stiffer than ever, and they are willing to adopt new approaches to cultivate any advantage they can muster.
The city and the state need to recognize the competition for this scarce talent, pay math teachers a stipend beyond their regular salary and aggressively publicize this option.
Smarter public policy would be to recognize the competition created by new technologies and to eliminate burdensome regulation on one segment of the industry to encourage investment in high-speed Internet lines to homes and businesses, giving American consumers choices that were unimaginable only a few years ago.
