Sentence examples for right competition from inspiring English sources

"American people say it is not the right competition because American boys don't take home a gold medal," he said.

He went on to champion policies that thrilled the right: competition in public services, elected mayors and police commissioners, welfare reform and business deregulation.

Pick the Right Competition Since their advent in 1984, when the University of Texas at Austin held its first "Moot Corp , business plan competitions have proliferated within academia and beyond.

Demetrius Andrade, junior middleweight, 27 Skilled, less boring in each of his last fights than before and a good interview, Andrade just needs the right competition to step it up to the next level.

For example, he said that SportScotland was "working tirelessly" with the governing body of Scottish cycling to ensure Scottish cyclists got access to the "right competitions and training programmes".

We've got a lot of good competition right now and it's tough to win".

On the surface, voters chose to engineer a classic left-right competition by sending the Socialist candidate François Hollande and the outgoing president Nicolas Sarkozy into the second round, on 6 May.

The index measures how far a country's policies and institutions support property rights, competition and personal choice.

In all cases whether the moieties are exogamous or not, unilineal or not, or aligned on the basis of season, geographic position, name bestowal, or other criteria they serve to divide society into complementary groups that have reciprocal duties and rights, competition, and cooperation.

Mishra wrote a negative review in the LRB of Ferguson's Civilisation: The West and the Rest, a book that argues that the 500-year era of western ascendency is coming to a close and attempts to explain its rise in the first place with reference to six "functional complexes": property rights, competition, science, medicine, the consumer society and work ethic.

All important areas are included, notably trade in goods, services, procurement, intellectual property rights, competition, capital movement, investment and dispute settlement.