Sentence examples for competitiveness issues from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, this raises competitiveness issues for inward investment.

Government must now demonstrate it understands the competitiveness issues at stake by undertaking a hard-edged review of the Committee's evidence".

There are a lot of lost jobs on Wall Street not because of competitiveness issues but because our regulators have actually not been up to the task".

Government must now demonstrates it understands the competitiveness issues at stake by undertaking a hard-edged review of the committee's evidence".

"If the government wishes to evolve the safeguard over time into a major driver of abatement, that will be complex and need deep consultation, particularly on dealing with trade competitiveness issues and avoiding excessive administration and compliance costs".

This implicitly should reduce competitiveness issues if one assumes that every country will eventually contribute appropriately to the overall reduction in annual global emissions that is required to have a reasonable chance of avoiding dangerous global warming by more than 2 centigrade degrees.

Resource efficiency is a real competitiveness issue for European companies".

If we don't realise we are falling behind, we will face a serious competitiveness issue.

"It's also a competitiveness issue at the end of the day".

"For businesses, a healthy work force is more productive and less costly, so it became a competitiveness issue," Mr. Abramson said.

"We do see this as a business issue, specifically around the mobility of labor, and as an overall competitiveness issue," said Arian Ardie, a strategic risk consultant in Jakarta.