Sentence examples for competitiveness it is from inspiring English sources

It does not want to bear bigger liabilities, it wants to set an example of budget discipline, it refuses to compromise its competitiveness, it is allergic to inflation, it does not want the ECB to print money and it thinks Eurobonds create moral hazard.There is little sign that the chancellor, Angela Merkel, is ready to do much beyond tweaking the firewall and pushing through the fiscal compact.

He built a hotel-condominium in Las Vegas in 2008 that, perhaps better than any in the world, showcases his obsession with size (it is the tallest residential building in town), wealth (its windows are coated with 24-karat gold) and competitiveness (it is located a block from Steve Wynn's self-tribute, the Wynn Las Vegas).

To maintain competitiveness, it is necessary to improve the shop performance, i.e. fabrication cycle time.

Although it shares something of Ireland's banking woes and of Greece's wretched competitiveness, it is in less trouble than either.

While Nike holds that a shorter week would hurt Vietnam's competitiveness, it is saying little in the debate.

"When we're in a monetary union and you need to restore your competitiveness, it is necessary to have the equivalent of an internal devaluation.

For all their 'intelligence' and needing to be paid huge salaries to maintain competitiveness it's clear that most of them have no idea what's going on or how to control money (and I mean money, not this figment of their imagination created through fractional reserve banking!).

"This decision is not only wrong for the UK and its competitiveness, it's also wrong for London communities who will be blighted by the pollution from Heathrow," she said.

35b66079-7e3d-4295-992f-ad88ac039655 If there's a key to this nation's sustained competitiveness, it's education.

"If people approach it in the right way and we show that this is a development agenda – it's competitiveness, it's jobs – then why wouldn't it be adopted".

As it is, though, after a week of banter and flirting and competitiveness (it's almost like the real world, but with more chocolate desserts), Elle picks Frankie, clearly a much better choice.