Unrecoverable loans would have to be written off, and competition on commercial terms would have to be introduced into China's mollycoddled financial system.
Banks would compete freely on service, efficiency, and innovation, but competition on the terms and availability of credit would be tightly constrained.
Fierce competition for terms like "S.U.V".
"Interface was such an early mover," he explained, "stealing an early march on our competition in terms of sustainability, that no one has yet caught up". Not that there aren't other companies trying to stake a claim.
Sure there's a private student loan market, which means there's some competition on rates and terms, but for most people the rates aren't as good and the lack of economic hardship provisions on most private loans simply make federal loans the only game in town.
Today, the FAS announced that Google has until November 18 "to eliminate the violation of the law on protection of competition in terms of abuse of dominant position in the market pre-installed application stores in the operating system 'Android.'".
A more theoretical objection to the authors' interpretation of results (supposing that results will be confirmed by the new analyses) could emerge from the idea that male success in mating with the preferred female may reduce the probability of immediate female's re-mating, and thus reduce the risk of sperm competition on the short term.
It applies only to contractors who voluntarily enter into competition to obtain government business on terms of which they are fairly forewarned by inclusion in the contract.
Injecting violence into Iran's opposition would turn the democratic struggle into a violent competition on the regime's terms.
The lack of regulation deters many household names from entering the market when what is needed is more competition to improve terms and conditions on both types of schemes.
The coworking movement features a reengaged focus on collaboration and a decreased emphasis on competition, often termed "new mutualism".
