Under prevailing conditions, Argentina cannot compete globally. To do so requires labor market deregulation and tax reform.

Under prevailing conditions, Argentina cannot compete globally.

That proton can go and compete again by itself.

But if we can t compete, can we co operate? The two civilizations had centuries of contact in ancient times.

But if we can t compete, can we co operate?

They are not going to compete. JASON

It can compete with oxyhemoglobin and try to kick off another oxygen.

But the good news is, that Ed can compete.

How can a skilled worker compete with a 39 piece of software?

How can Russia compete with such propaganda?

Pedestrians shouldn't have to compete with cars.

Olympians cannot join Paralympics.

In many countries, protectionism nurtures hot house industries that cannot compete in world markets.

But facts cannot compete with ideology.

What African farmer, despite his lower initial costs, can compete?

The market vacuum caused by the exit of Chinese products would probably be filled quickly by other low cost countries like Vietnam and India.

American companies cannot compete with these countries either.

We'll neverů never compete with our users. JASON

But, as one developing country minister put it, Our farmers can compete with America s farmers we just can t compete with America s Treasury.

But this goal does not mean that the EU will compete with NATO.

Now, CC isn't meant to compete with copyright, but to compliment it

The bottom line original creations can't compete with the price of copies.

This cultural contrast is a useful guide to the way that China manages its current competition with the West.

This can support seasonal farmers around metro areas who are losing out because they really can't meet the year round demand for produce.

But the US is also willing to accept the depopulation of entire states that cannot compete.

Tapping this knowledge allows Germany to compete on quality, not price.

The smaller actor cannot compete with the larger in terms of military might, but it can use violence to set the world agenda and construct narratives that affect its targets soft power.

China s inability to compete with the US on a global basis does not mean that it could not challenge the US in East Asia, or that war over Taiwan is impossible.

Oh, so you're gonna try to compete with me, eh?

Now I'm her competitor for the audience.

This strategy alone can enable these countries to compete economically in an increasingly global market.

The departments should complement, not compete with, each other.

The worst affected airlines, those in the United States, had been considered the most likely customers of the Sonic Cruiser, and thus Boeing officially cancelled the Sonic Cruiser on December 20, 2002.

In Asia, the standard of living doubles every decade . With such anemic growth, how can Latin America expect to compete in world trade except through ever shrinking wages?

With such anemic growth, how can Latin America expect to compete in world trade except through ever shrinking wages?

I mean, they lose, but it's like, they try, its kinda amazing how humans can compete with computers at all.

Lotus intends Evora to compete with different market sectors including the Porsche Cayman.

5. Twelve political parties will be competing in the forthcoming elections.

The first is women working, moving into the workforce.

I liked competing with someone, as a friend.

poor layout of the plant and very low productivity no marketing and sales network no capability for product development

For now the non conventional reserves are for the most part unexploited because they are uncompetitive on price with conventional oil and other sources of energy, such as natural gas. Perhaps it will never become necessary to use these reserves of non conventional fossil fuel, if the development of alternative technologies (for example, liquid hydrogen) should render oil obsolete.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy will not have to compete for the global limelight with any Brussels supremos.

Here, the Chinese, hampered by a vastly inferior legal system, will not be able to compete easily.

How do we equip our countries to compete, not only today, but in the coming decades as well?