If there is a formal leadership contest, it seems likely that several rival candidates will aim to stand.

Two rival parties are essential to good democratic government.

Professional historians also debate the question of whether history can be taught as a single coherent narrative or a series of competing narratives.

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A company that develops a product would earn a share of reward money based on its share of the health improvements achieved by all the products competing for the available funds.

Think of it in minivans. A group of automobile engineers on their weekends are competing with Toyota. Right?

Regular elections to this Assembly took place, sometimes with more than a dozen parties competing.

Several competing plans emerged from the different Congressional committees that have jurisdiction over the issue.

Soon, however, he was recoiling from what he saw as a chaos of competing ideas.

Moreover, they must to be able to understand and react simultaneously to multiple competing realities.

But this amalgam of competing strategic visions probably marks the end of America s post Cold War power.

Such buffer eliminates the major performance problems from microkernels that are slow on competing architectures (Pentium, PowerPC, Alpha) because of the need to flush the TLB on the frequent context switches.

He rules through the presidential administration and competing secret police forces without ideology or party.

The second complicating factor is that political power now lies in the hands of competing militias.

There are several competing theories, most of them quite elegant, but none of them entirely satisfactory.

The South China Sea, for example, is now churning with competing claims to its islands, atolls, and sea bed, including China s bold assertion that all of it is Chinese sovereign territory. At this year s ASEAN summit in Bali, it was agreed that these territorial disputes be settled through bilateral negotiations.

The South China Sea, for example, is now churning with competing claims to its islands, atolls, and sea bed, including China s bold assertion that all of it is Chinese sovereign territory.

Putin, among other things, is a combative nationalist, and he wants Russia to succeed in a world of competing powers.

While it s certainly embarrassing for the men now competing to be mayor of Barnaul, Barsik s candidacy doesn t appear to share roots with the opposition movement most foreigners know from reports about protest movements in Russia.

Seventh, the reasons for advanced economies high unemployment and anemic growth are structural, including the rise of competitive emerging markets. The appropriate response to such massive changes is not protectionism.

Seventh, the reasons for advanced economies high unemployment and anemic growth are structural, including the rise of competitive emerging markets.

The question for international governance is how to provide a framework of institutions and rules in a world of competing organizational structures.

Reconciling these competing strategic visions of the world, in particular of global crisis, will make international diplomacy more complicated than ever.

In some cases, the host s immune system is even manipulated by one parasite in order to enhance the host's resistance to super infection by rival, invading parasites.

Rather than allow extremists to continue to hijack economic policy debates, policymakers must work to bridge competing schools of thought.

Without political reforms, China s confidence in herself will quickly turn into disillusion, or even delusion. If that happens, the Russia China debate might be revived, this time as a comparison of competitive decadence.

The situation in Syria is usually and rightly described as an intricate, multi dimensional playing field with a wide variety of political actors and competing interests.

If that happens, the Russia China debate might be revived, this time as a comparison of competitive decadence.

The other difference between the MIPS design and the competing Berkeley RISC involved the handling of subroutine calls.

When competing in newly independent or developing countries, this ideological opposition became Manichean, fostering a fierce suspicion, if not outright rejection, of rival principles.

But the Dalai Lama, the charismatic face of the Tibetan movement, has made it clear that his successor will come from the free world, thereby excluding Chinese ruled Tibet. This has set the stage for the emergence of two rival Dalai Lamas, one chosen by China and the other by the Tibetan exile movement.

Likewise, during China s Cultural Revolution, the imposition of martial law prevented attempts by rival factions to seize nuclear facilities in Xinjiang and Qinghai.

This has set the stage for the emergence of two rival Dalai Lamas, one chosen by China and the other by the Tibetan exile movement.

By reinforcing negative stereotypes of rival countries, such squabbles over history and remembrance sow fragmentation and instability, and have certainly fueled the region s recent territorial disputes.

Two rival camps the so called reformers and the hard liners are forming in the Al Saud, the world s largest ruling family, with 22,000 princes and princesses.

Several competing explanations attempt to reconcile these trends, and getting it right is essential for calibrating monetary and fiscal policy appropriately.

NEW HAVEN Adam Smith famously wrote of the invisible hand, by which individuals pursuit of self interest in free, competitive markets advances the interest of society as a whole.

Lebanon is poised to hold a presidential election that none of its contending factions indeed, none of the rival parties in the region can afford to lose.

Migrants remittances alone, which the World Bank estimates will total 586 billion this year, represent a tremendous growth opportunity for companies competing with banks to move money.

To be sure, international finance economists also see US exports benefiting as the value of the dollar declines, but the lags in demand are such that the export boost will come a year or two after the decline in consumption and investment spending. Eight to ten million people will have to shift employment from services and construction into exports and import competing goods, implying that structural unemployment will rise.

Eight to ten million people will have to shift employment from services and construction into exports and import competing goods, implying that structural unemployment will rise.

Media groups take political sides in line with their owners, becoming mouthpieces for the Taiwan's two competing political camps, the Pan Green Coalition and the more conservative Pan Blue Coalition.

Only then can any credence be given to its stated position not unattractive in principle in favor of resource sharing arrangements for disputed territory pending final resolution of competing claims.

For Turkey, For Europe

Things might be different if the US and other key players could simultaneously embark on a broad regional stabilization enterprise, but there are too many competing agendas to make this realistic for the foreseeable future.