Sentence examples for commercial competitiveness from inspiring English sources

The idea is to ensure that the district keeps its commercial competitiveness.

That what a country needs is under all circumstances maximum economic growth and commercial competitiveness?

The argument that prior scrutiny would harm commercial competitiveness and delay the licensing process is also unfounded.

The impact assessment is said to have dismissed corporate complaints about commercial competitiveness being damaged by public disclosure.

Indeed, the National Security Council, which was not in existence at the time of the BT/Huawei contract, can and does consider similar issues today in order to ensure [the] government's approach balances economic prosperity and commercial competitiveness with national security".

An extension of the system's lifetime would dramatically increase the commercial competitiveness of this technology.

Don E. Newquist, the chairman of the International Trade Commission, said, at a hearing on commercial-aerospace competitiveness, "I see a company going out of business, barring some miracle".

As the export control bill makes its way through parliament, the government has rejected these proposals, arguing that they are constitutionally improper, would damage commercial confidentiality and competitiveness, and delay the licensing process.

There is additional potential for advances in other bioenergy technologies not assessed in this paper, which could help to drive the commercial availability and competitiveness of bioenergy technologies in the R&D stage further forward.

To achieve competitiveness with commercial polyamide membranes, several challenges required for continued improvements and commercialization are discussed.

Although most other newspaper proprietors in the UK are billionaires – whether the Barclays or Viscount Rothermere – they are nervous of Murdoch's financial clout, commercial acumen and aggressive competitiveness.