Sentence examples for state competitors from inspiring English sources

The top state competitors proceed to a national competition: last week the 25th annual Envirothon was held at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pa.

Organisers were criticised for insisting she would not appear in the official results or receive a medal for finishing, as rules state competitors must complete the course on the day the event starts.

The group fears that such mandates could put businesses at a disadvantage with out-of-state competitors that do not have the same constraints.

New York racing authorities and horsemen have said the state's harsher rules have caused a decline in field sizes this winter at Aqueduct because out-of-state competitors do not want to ship in.

On Friday, the California Public Utilities Commission announced a proposed division of these spoils: 85 percent to households, which would receive a "climate dividend" of $30 on their bills twice a year; 10 percent to small businesses; and 5 percent to help industries whose out-of-state competitors do not have to pay for the pollution they generate.

New York et al. are in blatant violation of a 1984 Supreme Court decision that states are not empowered to favor local liquor producers by erecting barriers to out-of-state competitors.

This is no simple problem of the nation state getting weaker and non-state competitors getting stronger.

Some solace for Goodyear: cross-state competitor Cooper-Tire & Rubber has dropped 42% in price over the past 52-weeks and turned in five consecutive quarters of losses.

On the other hand, where there is an assertive nation-state competitor -- such as Iran, Russia, North Korea and China -- traditional U.S. security strengths tend to be more influential.

Upon achieving steady state, the competitors were mixed in the indicated ratio.

This design maintained both the ratio and physiological state of competitors across treatments that differed only in the initial total cell number.