Sentence examples for bringing competition from inspiring English sources

The Connecticut legislation proposes bringing competition to up to 35percentt of power customers in Connecticut beginning July 1 , 1999and to all consumers on July 1, 2000.

Known as Community Choice Aggregation, or CCA, programmes like Sonoma's are bringing competition into power generation by letting cities and counties decide where their energy comes from.

This year's federal budget increases spending on teachers' pay by 6.7%Imperfect as it may be, pollsters say the education reform is far more popular nationwide than others promoted by Mr Peña, such as bringing competition into the monopolistic energy and telecoms businesses.

Turquoise struggled to keep up with Chi-X, which has grown in three years to be Europe's second-biggest trading platform and is expected to launch in Australia next year, bringing competition to the Asia-Pacific region that has already eaten into fees charged by LSE and other European exchanges.

What's more, he argues, the agreement will benefit South Korea by bringing competition into heavily regulated and inefficient service industries.South Koreans may groan, but their trade negotiators are held in awe by their counterparts in countries like Japan, whose car industry competes fiercely with South Korean brands.

The memo said there would be delays in setting up Monitor, a regulatory body for bringing competition in the NHS, to which many object, which will slip to July 2012, and the abolition of strategic health authorities will also be delayed to the same date.

But privatisation made air travel more competitive and liberalisation brought competition from low-cost carriers.

FCWP scenario would bring competition among other LULC types, particularly more pressure to the grassland ecosystem.

The tech giant claims that it brought competition to a market dominated by Amazon.

The point of last year's telecoms law was to bring competition to local markets.

My responsibility is to bring competition into the squad and we have strong competition for places.