Unfortunately, this kind of arrogance can lead to complacency and competitive failure.

Under the criticism of unfair competition, the team was sold again to Guancheng Group.

Certainly, political union and a common market require a uniform frame of reference to prevent major distortions in competition. But increased heterogeneity in a Union of 27 requires a more flexible institutional framework.

Certainly, political union and a common market require a uniform frame of reference to prevent major distortions in competition.

But the Catholic Church is increasingly losing out to Protestant competition there and elsewhere.

Politicizing EU Competition Policy

As a result, American firms with access to cheap energy are given a big competitive advantage over firms in Europe and elsewhere.

Labor productivity soared, as Mexicans were forced to adapt to the rules of the US economy in order to compete.

African cities are increasingly finding their way onto the short lists of corporate location experts, only to lose out to Asian cities.

Consequently, the stakes are higher for both advanced and developing countries to master or acquire technologies that will give them a competitive edge.

Any company which wants to stand its ground in the competition for market shares has to acquire a strong image in Its target markets.

Mr Sundgren mentioned that the Swedish office decided to replace the mainframe with a network of personal computers and thus avoided minicomputers. Can personal computers be used to process all data, including databases and registers?

Blacktip sharks have a timid disposition and consistently lose out to Galapagos sharks ( C. galapagensis ) and silvertip sharks ( C. albimarginatus ) of equal size when competing for food.

They are also reported to dominate Galapagos sharks ( C. galapagensis ) and blacktip sharks ( C. limbatus ) of equal size when competing for food.

One of the key elements to survive in a competitive market place is information.

So it made sense for countries to compete vigorously for such foreign investors they offer not only capital, but also new technologies.

We must cultivate mutual respect and consideration, so as to reach a reasonable balance of interests, instead of thinking only of unlimited power and unavoidable competitive struggles

One way is as part of America s strategy of competitive devaluation.

Structural adjustment programmes, in opening inward looking economies to the challenges of external competitive pressures, provide a good basis for integration.

The business was sold to Goodyear Tire in 2000.

In a competitive environ ment, a shop attracts customers if it can fulfil their needs better than the competitors.

A further challenge consists in developing a competitive environment on the supply side.

The market could not respond effectively to economic factors as there was a lack of skill and information in the countries concerned, and they were not able to compete internationally.

And South Korea has accomplished this feat in China s intensely competitive immediate neighborhood.

The European Commission s approach to competition policy won t move Europe toward that better climate.

Indeed, avoiding continuous competitive devaluations is more a blessing than a curse.

They include rules against monopolistic and anti competitive behaviour.

The programme of workshops was concentrated on the customer focus and MIPO's understanding of their competitive environment.

Likewise, if the reform outline s promise of a decisive role for the market ends up raising wages for poor Chinese, domestic demand might increase, but China will lose its main competitive advantage in international markets.

Some of us do survive malaria we do survive AlDS.

Japan's political leadership needs to be founded on a competitive but stable political structure.

the international character of financial services and markets and the desirability of maintaining the UK's competitive position

Throughout history, international relations have been conducted on a competitive basis, where power and size made a difference.

So it's difficult, but in a competitive and distracted environment, we all need to learn how to compete.

In doing so, however, the SNB is violating a taboo Thou shall not engage in competitive depreciations.

In fighting corruption

They nevertheless retain the responsibility to provide a regulatory framework for the effective operation of a competitive market system.

In the United States, the debate over ERAs has centered, in important part, on the disclosure of competitive information as the ERA proceeds.

Those products that can be competitively supplied will be supplied at very low margins.

Why is it so difficult to implement the deregulation needed to make an economy more competitive? Why do so many governments try to achieve this end, and why do almost all of them fail?

All of these sectors will require new ways of competing and cooperating with the others.

Conversely, private firms tend to support a more open and competitive economy and society.

Companies, especially multinationals, use them to plan, strategize and compete.

All I'm asking is a chance, unless he's afraid of the competition.

Banks geared up dramatically, in a competitive race to generate higher returns.