Sentence examples for which competitions from inspiring English sources

The judo black belt has made little secret of which competitions he would like to attend.

"Every host country has the authority to decide which competitions should be included and excluded," U Htay Aung, a director in Myanmar's ministry of sports, said in an interview on Sunday.

"They've got a tough decision to make because they don't know which competitions their home club or union could be playing in".

"I would have so many points that I'd basically automatically qualify [for Rio] so I could pick and choose which competitions to do next year".

The participation agreement is the contract which sets out which competitions the Welsh regions take part in and how much money they are paid by the WRU for doing so.

The IFs and other ADOs must prioritise which samples should be stored from which competitions on the basis of their risk assessments.

The online commerce market, particularly over the Internet, is new, rapidly evolving and intensely competitive, which competition the Company expects to intensify in the future.

It's the competition, but which competition?

IT IS hard to think of an industry in which competition is more important than pharmaceuticals.

The dispute underscored the extent to which competition from digital retailers like Amazon was transforming the traditional book industry.

"It doesn't really matter to me which competition it is, because our attitude is always the same.