Sentence examples for competition dealing from inspiring English sources

Britain's postal regulator Ofcom will not overhaul rules for direct mail delivery competition, dealing a blow to Royal Mail which has complained that rival offers will undermine its ability to deliver a nationwide service.

Last year, the Department of Energy announced that it planned to put the lab's management contract up for competition, dealing a major blow to the University of California (UC), which has managed Los Alamos since its birth in 1943.

As usual, many movies in and out of competition dealt with social and political problems: crime, poverty, disease, incarceration and war, with a little pornography and family dysfunction to lighten the mood.

And start-ups will find that, with less competition, deal terms will be tighter.

Producer/songwriter/artist Naughty Boy recounted how he had entered the TV competition Deal or No Deal in order to win money to set up a studio.

There is simply no way to protect American workers in the long run from foreign competition, deal or no deal.

More specifically, it addresses: (i) how the economic literature deals with potential competition among different airports, and how this competition was dealt with in the concession programs of Australia, Mexico and the United Kingdom; and (ii) Brazil's recent experience with airport concessions, where international benchmarking led to cross-ownership restrictions.

The competition control deals with potential risks resulting from a market dominating position.

Every developer has vastly more competition to deal with than they did in the relatively protected handheld market, and that's proved to be a big problem.

The main thing I've discovered about dating at my age (currently 55), is that there is a lot of competition to deal with.

Selling your music on iTunes can be fairly simple even for amateur artists, but you will have a great deal of competition to deal with, and your odds of having success will improve vastly if you make sure that your songs are in top condition.