Sentence examples for competition access from inspiring English sources

But from the point of view of competition, access to slots by every airline is probably much more important than their cost.

As TDMA is not a competition access scheme, it does not need methods to avoid collision (such as the backoff algorithm used in CSMA/CA) and can, thus, gain in throughput [12, 13].

These include ensuring "reasonable access" to the programming, "protecting the development of online competition," access to Comcast's distribution systems, and "protecting diversity, localism, broadcast and other public interest concerns".

There was blood, tears (I may be exaggerating slightly) and frank discourse on the FCC's jurisdiction and the possible fallout for Internet competition, access and the FCC's much ballyhooed National Broadband plan.

The national monopolies were to allow competition, access to networks was to be opened up and a start was to be made on the modernisation of the rail network in Europe, which had been neglected for decades.

All animals were individually housed to prevent competition for access to the shower.

Ms. McMasters never had much competition for access to the Shirley archive.

"There is an intense competition for access to resources through mergers".

Autocracies reduce political competition and access to information, which might deter constituent feedback and responsive governance.

In the semi-arid zones of the world, there is fierce competition for access to grazing lands and watering holes.

Competition for access to available fresh water resources is increasing the pressure for sustainable water management practices that emphasize water reuse and recycle, with reduced fresh water withdrawals.