Sentence examples for competing ends from inspiring English sources

There is nothing especially "neoliberal" about allocating scarce resources between competing ends.

See Christian H. Nadan, Note, A Proposal to Recognize Component Works: How a Teddy Bears on the Competing Ends of Copyright Law, 78 Cal.L.Rev.

One of the major objectives in using simulation is to develop new approaches to the never-ending need for research and analysis, for instance research geared to finding a system that can be used in the process of determining the optimum allocation of finite resources among competing ends.

The problem of stabilizing the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has proved far more difficult than envisioned in 1992 and the role of technology appears even more important when emissions mitigation strategies are co-developed in the context of multiple competing ends.

An agent typically has a number of competing ends.

One is how to handle conflicts between competing ends or values.

More than 27,000 women now box at least once a month and at the serious competing end, there are now 1,849 members of the female amateur boxing club in England – up from just 70 in 2005.

The market should have competing end-user device hardware and software; it should have competing cellular networks; and it should have competing services.

The result will be to constrain the mindset and market mechanisms that treat water as a commodity in its various functions and seek to establish an efficient allocation of water among competing end uses.

We applied cause-specific and subdistribution hazards models to a diabetes dataset with two competing risks (end-stage renal disease (ESRD) or death without ESRD) to measure the relative effects of covariates and cumulative incidence functions.

Recent improvements in material quality, structure design and processing have made type-II superlattice a competing high end detector technology.