"Instead of encouragement, Axtel and other independent telcos now face interconnection obstacles that have been thrown up by the very carriers that have unfurled the banner of competition in Mexico," the statement said.
Olympic rules forbid political banners at competition sites.
That's why I march uncomfortably alongside CodePink Women for Peace and the National Rifle Association, between liberal Olympia Snowe and conservative Ted Stevens under the banner of "localism, competition and diversity of views".
Above the scene, banners proclaimed "Civilized election, fair competition" and "Obeying the law".
Proponents of network neutrality raise its banner as a guarantee of fair competition, so that Yahoo and Google have a level playing field.
She eventually joined the famed Women's Swimming Association of New York and, under the club's banner, began making her mark in amateur competitions.
The individual chosen to carry this new banner, culminating a long, open process of lively competition, was the first African-American in history.
Hyundai's agreement with DaimlerChrysler and Mitsubishi showed its determination to respond to the prospect of increased competition after G.M. revitalizes Daewoo under the banner of GM Daewoo Auto and Technology.
When banners advertising the New York City finals of the international ballet competition Youth America Grand Prix caught her eye, this aspiring documentary filmmaker in search of a subject popped into the theater and grabbed one of the last available seats.
On Sunday, the banners drew amused comments from the announcer for a National Scholastic Surfing Association competition on the beach over a public address system audible to passers-by.
In fact, 2005 was a banner year for Ledger with starring roles in three high-profile movies in competition in Venice.
