Sentence examples for competitiveness criteria from inspiring English sources

In relation to competitiveness criteria, the models computing the corresponding indicators show a consistent deterioration.

In the competitiveness criteria category, the direction of the effect is the same across all models: demand regulation policy measures show a deterioration in economic performance, with severe utility reductions.

However, both fuel price increases and modelled policies give rise to higher transport costs, mobility constraints and reduced accessibility, which inevitably lead to a reduction in GDP and employment growth rates, i.e. they produce a deterioration in competitiveness criteria.

The trade-off between energy, environment and social criteria on the one hand, and competitiveness criteria on the other, is a key factor in the design of any integrated energy and transport policy.

In 2001, the Big East moved to kick Temple out for failing to meet criteria for competitiveness and attendance.

As part of the multi-criteria assessment, the indicators were evaluated towards the criteria "economic competitiveness", "prevention from soil erosion" and "structural enrichment".

How can anyone with a trace of consistency or personal honour stand up and declare that international competitiveness is the sole criterion of national success, while at the same time excluding from that competition anyone who can compete better than you?

In exchange, however, Berlin laid down a series of criteria by which competitiveness would be judged, and which would be designed to bring other economies closer to the standards of competitiveness achieved by Germany, which has emerged from the financial crisis as Europe's economic lodestar.

All criteria from price competitiveness to staff attitudes are to be initially measured six-monthly, and then on a more regular basis as time goes on.

It also goes beyond the proposals expected from Mr. Rehn, although he will address boosting and measuring competitiveness, perhaps through examining new economic criteria, like balance of payments.

The first step is to define "merit" by adopting criteria — like enhancing economic competitiveness, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and cutting greenhouse gas emissions — that will guide spending decisions.