Sentence examples for competition the statement from inspiring English sources

"The jobs generated in Mexico have contributed to maintaining manufacturing jobs in the United States, which otherwise would have disappeared due to Asian competition," the statement read.

"Apple continues to take aggressive legal measures that will limit market competition," the statement reads.

"Levante is an institution that ensures fair play and fighting for full transparency in the competition," the statement added.

Tsai used the call to compliment Trump on his Nov. 8 election and expressed "respect" for his victory amid "intense competition," the statement from her office said.

"I.S.D.A. is confident that it has acted properly at all times and has not infringed E.U. competition rules," the statement said, adding that the association was co-operating fully with regulatory authorities.

"The actions of F.O.T.A. as a whole, and Ferrari in particular, amount to serious violations of law including willful interference with contractual relations, direct breaches of Ferrari's legal obligations and a grave violation of competition law," the statement read.

Phone networks will be permitted to set their own prices on a range of services, like pagers, short text messages, voice-mail and the leasing out of fiber optic networks "to break down the state's monopoly on telecommunications services as well as increase competition," the Xinhua statement said.

"Sales volume and profitability in installation services continued to be negatively affected by narrower margins due to higher costs of products with significant steel content (garage doors and fireplaces), a weaker construction environment in certain of its markets and by increased competition," the company statement said.

"Clear and longstanding U.S. antitrust policy holds that the antitrust laws protect competition, not competitors," the statement said.

"Instead of encouragement, Axtel and other independent telcos now face interconnection obstacles that have been thrown up by the very carriers that have unfurled the banner of competition in Mexico," the statement said.

"Without a positive decision to extend New Start, and if the INF Treaty comes to an end, there would be no legally-binding limits on the world's two largest nuclear superpowers for the first time since 1972, and the risk of unconstrained US-Russian nuclear competition would grow," the statement warned.