Sentence examples for Positive competition from inspiring English sources

Positive competition does not (should not) reduce diversity but on the contrary reinforce diversity and intensify global progress and common knowledge.

"It is competition, but positive competition".

She added: "This is only going to create more positive competition".

To stimulate "positive competition" and boost the sustainability of Australia's clothing industry, Ridgeway is investigating an Australian caucus of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition.

When officials realise that the hoped-for efficiency savings will not materialise, they back down.It is hard to draw general conclusions about America's charter schools because laws differ so much from state to state, but Caroline Hoxby, an economist at Stanford University, has found a similar positive "competition effect".

"We understand it is a positive competition," Rincon said.

Such situations can create positive competitions among staffs and even among hospitals since their quality services will attract more customers.

The problem is these people were tested positive in competition.

"Testing positive in competition - what that means is months before you know the date of the test.

That has raised fears of violence in the capital, Kabul, but Marshall Fahim promised to encourage a peaceful democratic atmosphere and a positive political competition.

Tom was never found positive during competition, so there is no reason why we should prevent him from racing the Belgian championships" late next month.