It is a catch-all, dealing with technology, energy, competition and small business, often alongside other power-hungry agencies, such as the environment ministry or the European Commission.
Furthermore, increasing global competition and small profit margins have forced maintenance managers to apply more effective and reliable maintenance strategies [36].
In 1984, when Mr Reagan's re-election campaign declared "morning in America" after the dark days of the downturn, the changes he was pushing more deregulation, riskier labour markets and fewer subsidies were as scary to many Americans as the prospect of domestic competition and small-business closures are to most Japanese.
… the greater the competition, and smaller the state intervention, the more beneficial it is for everybody.
Chris Froome got £360,000 for winning the overall race, as well as £20,000 for winning three stages, £12,000 for coming second in the King of the Mountains (KoM) competition and smaller amounts for his other results on stages and in the points competition.
Breezy working in the talent space has oodles of competition, large and small, both selling products directly competing with its recruitment tool, and in related hiring areas.
While Amuso seems to be tackling two very different spaces – catering to both large, established competitions and smaller user-created contests – it seems to be doing well on both fronts.
Healthy economies need a thriving and independent private sector, where resources are allocated by markets and competition, and where small and medium-sized businesses can flourish.
If it's like the new industry of the 1920s, there's space for competition and for small companies to make progress.
Both modes occur in models containing acquisition of resistance and competition, and a small change in parameters can shift models from one mode to the other.
Instead, there are competitions large and small that recognize France's gastronomic excellence and creativity.
