Sentence examples for valid competition from inspiring English sources

The Guardian Travel Desk together with an independent judge, Michael Ryan (together the "Judges") will choose one winning entry each month from all the valid Competition entries received in accordance with these Terms and Conditions (the "Monthly Winner") and two runners up.

The Guardian Picture Desk together with an independent judge, Natalie Mayer, (together the "Judges") will choose one winning entry each month from all the valid Competition entries received in accordance with these Terms and Conditions (the "Monthly Winner") and two runners up.

Boxers with valid I.D. — their competition books, listing the fights they'd had — got in for ten dollars, half price.

25), is misleading because it is based on the assumption that scores on tests of international competition allow valid inferences to be drawn about the intelligence of students and the quality of schools.

2. To nominate a book for the competition, please submit a valid nomination in the comments section on the associated article with the word "nomination" included in the comment.

Bill Demong was disqualified from the ski jumping part of the Nordic combined team event in Liberec, Czech Republic, after not finding his start number on time, giving the Americans just three valid results in the four-man competition.

"That's a valid argument in one way, because competition makes it all the more interesting for the fans and the media.

Those competing in Uefa competitions already fulfilling the break-even requirement are eligible to apply, as are those out of such competitions but holding a valid Uefa licence.

Valid techniques for scoring points in the competition include a variety of punching and kicking techniques.

"Not when you apply whether the two-hour rule – that it cannot be used within two hours of hard competition or hard training – is not valid.

1. To nominate a book for the "First book award: 10th book" competition (the "Competition") please submit a valid nomination in the comments section on the associated article with the word "nomination" included in the comment.