Sentence examples for competitiveness held from inspiring English sources

Indeed, placing Innovate UK, the UK's innovation agency, inside the research councils will result in a real cut, and the department's eagerness to accept its 17% reduction is part of the "low tax, low regulation" view of competitiveness held by Sajid Javid, the business secretary – a far cry from the more serious attempts at reviving industrial strategy of his predecessor, Vince Cable.

Cruz, a potential 2016 presidential candidate who chairs the Senate Subcommittee on Space, Science, and Competitiveness, held a March 12 hearing on the fiscal year 2016 budget request for NASA.

PV's growing competitiveness holds just as true in regions where indigenous fossil fuels are abundant.

In the present ecosystem discourse, economy and competitiveness hold hegemony, and the objective of 'organic networks' is above all to serve economic productivity.

Buoyed by her heightened competitiveness, Konta held quickly and again laid more pain on Muguruza, forcing her through deuce to hold at 3-3, before the set drifted into a tie-break.

It seems clear that they plan to cut skills and learning investment, damaging our economic competitiveness and holding back progress for individuals and communities.

(By the way, according to your criteria – not mine – your own international competitiveness will be held back by the fact that you spelled Massachusetts "Massachussetts").

At first wary of each other, a keen competitiveness takes hold, aggressive, then increasingly friendly, as each faction finds points to admire in the other.

Its manufacturers have prospered in no small part because the lack of competitiveness of other euro area countries has held down the value of the currency.

Having held down wages to regain competitiveness after being the economic sick man of Europe a decade ago, Germany is not about to throw away those hard-won gains voluntarily.

The governor of Mexico's central bank has criticized Telmex's control, arguing that it has held back the country's competitiveness.