Sentence examples for competition to consider from inspiring English sources

And there's the competition to consider.

But then he, too, will have some competition to consider.

The association also asks competition managers to consider delaying or cancelling games during heatwaves.

I should also like to draw the Commissioner's attention to that part of the report that deals with the importance of also creating sound conditions for European manufacturers to compete globally and with the importance of the need, when making competition assessments, to consider the whole of the internal market and not only national and local sub-markets.

Ofgem is now referring the market to the CMA - the new competition body - "to consider once and for all whether there are further barriers to effective competition".

A competition investigation into the banking sector is being delayed beyond its deadline of May to allow the Competition and Markets Authority to consider ways for customers with overdrafts to get better treatment from their banks.

The competition pushed cities to consider transforming their entire transit system, instead of doing so in the piecemeal fashion that typically characterizes city planning.

At the same time that the collection programmes were announced as being open for competition, NCI started to consider what could be done to persuade countries to permit what would now be large-scale collecting programmes operating on their lands and, or, from their seas.

Regulators and competition authorities are supposed to consider the public interest when looking at such deals.

See 551 U.S. 284 & n. 17 (noting that Congress recently amended, inter alia, the 1933 and 1934 Acts to require the Commission to consider "competition" in our rulemakings).

The new law makes provision for a special tribunal to consider competition cases; its details are to be hammered out in Congress over the next six months.