"It has to do with program competitiveness, demand and career opportunities," she said.
Previewing his budget message, Mr. Obama has argued for weeks that cuts deeper than he is seeking could threaten the fragile economic recovery and that America's future growth and competitiveness demand increases in programs for education, infrastructure, innovation and research.
Business groups, for example, began to argue that American economic progress and global competitiveness demanded public funding of trade instruction.
Industrial competitiveness demands reduction in design cycle time, which in turn relies heavily on numerical simulations to reduce the number of tests of physical prototypes.
Quite apart from the desire to advance knowledge for traditional processes and to enhance competitiveness, demands arise from the extension of chemical engineering ideas to a much broader range of products and processes.
In our rapidly shrinking world, cultural sensitivity and adaptability, nurtured both inside and outside the classroom, have never been more important, just as American competitiveness demands that we utilize the talents of our entire population, not merely those who have been traditionally well represented on our campuses.
In 2001, former Taipei mayor and President of Taiwan since 2008 Ma Ying-Jiu1 asserted that university students should not be allowed to graduate if they possess Chinese and English proficiency deemed to be unsatisfactory due to the fact that Taiwan's global competitiveness demands mastery of both languages (Chen & Han, 2001).
For the study suggests that for many years economic growth and the United States' need to recapture and maintain international competitiveness will demand adoption of most efficient technologies and substituting capital for labor.
The strong Japanese yen has hurt the country's export competitiveness, while demand has evaporated as growth slowed in most regions.
Michael C. Ruettgers, the chairman of EMC, said the quarter had reinforced EMC's view that information was being created so rapidly in the networked economy and was so essential to competitiveness that demand for intelligent data storage systems was bound to remain strong.
India Mittal and Sangwan (2013) Legislation, public pressure, competitiveness, customer demand, top management commitment, technology, organizational resources Interpretive Structural Modelling Indian industry India Open image in new window Fig. 1 Identified CSFs for Indian electronics industry.
