Sentences with phrase «entrants after entry»
Not exact matches
Another new entrant this month is Steph from Kokopeli's Chocolate she has finally decided to enter after years of reading other people's entries.
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Indeed, when she qualifies for HoF entry next year after finishing her 10th season as an active member, Park will take a page from Ko's book by becoming the youngest Hall entrant in LPGA history.
More Social Media Fans — to enter people will visit your FB page and have other optional entries to follow you on Instagram / Twitter / Pinterest so you can continue to market to entrants long after the giveaway is over.
If a potential winner can not be contacted within fourteen (14) days after the first attempt to contact such potential winner, an alternate entrant will be selected in his or her place from all entries received.
Amazon Appstore, who are a Platinum sponsor of the TIGA Games Industry Awards, also pledge to support entrants of the TIGA Games Industry Awards (regardless of category) by publishing every shortlisted games entry on their store, after the shortlist announcement in September 2016.
You hereby grant the World Photography Organisation a non-exclusive, irrevocable licence in each Entry throughout the world for three years in all media for any use connected to the promotion of You the author and the SWPA event and / or competition, including, but not limited to: entrants understand that any image submitted to the competition may be used by the World Photography Organisation, and its Event Partners, for marketing and promotional purposes of the event only, for a maximum of three years after the awards ceremony date in April 2018.
8.7.2 All entrants understand that any image submitted to the site may be used by the World Photography Organisation for marketing and promotional purposes of the site only, for a maximum of three years after the entry is uploaded.
There will be greater self - lawyering, use of online services, entry of unregulated businesses and expansion of services of regulated providers, such as accountants and banks.The Altman Weil 2015 survey of law firms found that the second largest threat to law firm business, after new non-lawyer entrants, is clients» use of technological tools that reduce the need for lawyers and paralegals.