Sentence examples for competitiveness directly from inspiring English sources
"But we're also pleased that it will continue to improve our competitiveness directly here in the United States".
Part of this reform, but also linked to increasing competitiveness directly, is the privatization of numerous public utilities, including the electricity company (DEH) and continuing the hugely successful privatization of the Piraeus Port Authority (OLP).
Sustainable development of the company and its competitiveness are directly dependent on the proper functioning of the QMS.
Here in the dawn of the 21st Century, this worrisome global competitiveness gap is directly related to the achievement gap we're struggling with in each local community throughout the United States.
So, in many countries, various policies for renewable energy promotion are applied to increase the competitiveness of renewable energy directly.
This additional cost entering production prices in a twofold manner directly affects competitiveness of companies located in Japan compared to companies located in areas with lower feedstock prices, such as those in the United States.
This delay has directly affected the competitiveness of the UK steel industry and been a contributory factor to the current crisis".
Though considerable attention has been focused on Chinese cyberespionage efforts, the institute is at the vanguard of a related push to bolster China's competitiveness by acquiring overseas technology directly from Chinese scientists working in the United States and other developed countries, say American officials and analysts.
The accuracy of finite element analysis predictions in the linear and nonlinear specifications becomes more and more important and directly influences the competitiveness of the product.
The competitiveness of our industries is directly affected by Africa's transport and logistics infrastructure challenges.
The scores highlight how equity/inequity in education correlates directly with global competitiveness (or lack thereof).
