Sentences with phrase «public competition»

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For those who are able to succeed in public competition within Anglo society, assimilation dominates public behavior, while privately, or in conjunction with others of their ethnic group, they may cultivate their distinctive cultural values.

Recently the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee ran an open public competition to find who can write the best Preamble — or introductory statement — for a modern Written Constitution for the UK.

Physicist and science - policy analyst Renzo Rubele of the Free University of Brussels points out that Italian universities do sometimes set up special chairs for eminent scientists, bypassing the usual public competitions used for academic appointments and drawing on funds provided wholly or in part by the research ministry.

Viewers favourite: The 28 - year - old actor beat out stuff competition from Florence Pugh, Josh O'Connor, Timothée Chalamet and Tessa Thompson in the EE - sponsored category, which was voted for by the public

Baker said the change in perception will come from continued regulation, institutional use of hedge funds and «years of marketing, disclosures and public competition.»

As an example, online gaming has found ways to turn nearly any mundane task into a heated competition by building mechanisms for achievements (real and / or virtual rewards) and public competition (where users are recognized for winning).

They can rise through these institutions, internalize the Anglo ethos, and succeed in the public competition so central to that ethos.

A Public Competition Assessment outlining the ACCC's reasons for its decision will be available in due course.

But with his typical zeal and enthusiasm, Lord Harris «adopted» the gardens, finding a new director, William Purdie, and giving the garden many cash donations and other gifts like a Wardian Case (a portable miniature greenhouse) in 1854 and at one time a gift of «# 200 sterling, to be appropriated in prizes for the best specimens of native farming and garden produce brought forward at a public competition.»

The club recently held a public competition for the design of a set of landmark Gates for Stamford Bridge, subject to receiving planning permission...

The club recently held a public competition for the design of a set of landmark Gates for Stamford Bridge, subject to receiving planning permission for the expansion of the stadium capacity.

On the final weekend before Prime Minister Gordon Brown is expected to call a general election for 6 May, brothers David and Ed Miliband launched the poster campaign, which was the winner of a public competition.

MN: We launched a public competition and Clear Channel won because their system was the one that could best be adjusted to the conditions we set in the competition.

It offered 2.2 million Euros per year for the company that would win the public competition.

Litigation partners Aidan Synnott and Bill Michael have co-authored the «United States» chapter in the ninth edition of The Public Competition Enforcement Review.

Apple isn't going to have a public competition like Amazon.