"The true function of the state as it interferes in social life," Roosevelt wrote, "should be to make the chances of competition more even, not to abolish them".
"The true function of the state, as it interferes with social life," he wrote, "should be to make the chances of competition more even, not to abolish them".
Three things suggest that even its low-tech companies have a good chance of surviving competition from cheaper countries.
However, at the moment there is little chance of the competition not being completed on schedule by the end of Sunday afternoon.
Once the iTunes Music Store starts selling CD's from small, independent labels, it stands a fair chance of increasing competition for the giant labels.
Russell has been one of Scotland's top performers during two opening Six Nations defeats and misses their best chance of a competition victory.
Jacques Barrot, a Frenchman and EU commissioner for regions, has even decided to spend two weeks at a language school in Britain to brush up his English, hoping (it is said) to boost his chances of being competition commissioner.
In collaboration with W.L. Brown, he developed the concept of "character displacement," a process in which populations of two closely related species, after first coming into contact with each other, undergo rapid evolutionary differentiation in order to minimize the chances of both competition and hybridization between them.
But a move could improve his chances of providing competition for first-choice England Test keeper Matt Prior.
