Sentence examples for competition arrangements from inspiring English sources

As the union says: "CWU is concerned that unfair competition is undermining the sustainability of the universal service … Private postal company mail makes up 45% of letter volumes delivered by Royal Mail, a figure which has consistently grown under competition arrangements.

"We found that the competition arrangements were of a high level, and on court we were able to see the top players in action too.

In addition to the axial nature of the design, the layout is similar to Tange's early competition arrangement for the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere Memorial Hall.

This type of interaction could be used in a single-SYNZIP recruitment/single-SYNZIP competition arrangement, i.e., SYNZIP19 could be used to recruit both 18 and 21, and overexpression of SYNZIP20 would competitively eliminate both interactions with 19.

If intellectual works are to be held as anything other than trade secrets, walled off with narrow contracts like non-disclosure agreements or non-competition arrangements, there must be a way of securing access.

For the past 17 years, Hutchinson has served as a District Secretary, responsible for organizing the competition, making arrangements for committee members, and communicating with both candidates and the representatives of the Rhodes Trust.

For the past 17 years, he's served as a district secretary, responsible for organizing the competition, making arrangements for committee members, and communicating with both candidates and the representatives of the Rhodes Trust.

She also arranged for Coors to finance an assortment of other gay-themed causes and events, including sponsoring a winner of the International Mr. Leather competition, an arrangement that entailed traveling with him to an assortment of bars and pageants for gay leather and S&M enthusiasts.

This protective mechanism is competition, an arrangement by which the passionate desire for bettering one's condition—"a desire that comes with us from the womb, and never leaves us until we go into the grave"—is turned into a socially beneficial agency by pitting one person's drive for self-betterment against another's.

Future research should examine how party- and country-specific factors – such as party organization, party competition and institutional arrangements – condition the effect of ideology and structure the incentives of statewide parties to either endorse or oppose decentralization.

The government says the two, the world's largest credit card networks with a combined 75percentt of the $1.3 trillion market, limit competition through exclusive arrangements with bank networks.