Sentence examples for competitiveness outlines from inspiring English sources

A recent report – cutting workplace carbon, not competitiveness – outlines measures for the carbon regime.

President Obama's focus on the need for investment and competitiveness outlined in his State of the Union "Winning the Future" address cannot be significantly accomplished with either the current or his proposed level of defense spending.

Chairwoman Mikulski has delivered on her pledge to provide critical investments in scientific research and education to improve America's competitiveness as outlined in the America COMPETES Act.

(The United States, by comparison, ranked 40th in soundness but No. 1 in overall competitiveness). After the summit, Flaherty outlined monetary and fiscal policies that he believes will help Canada "accelerate" out of its recession.

Creative competitions involve varying degrees of competitiveness.

THE argument about Jim Manzi's interesting article outlining a conservative vision for reestablishing American competitiveness has largely wound down by now.

With that out of the way he outlined three immediate priorities: to restore the competitiveness of the core UK business, to protect and strengthen its balance sheet and to begin "the long journey of rebuilding trust and transparency in the business and the brand".

"This would undermine our broadband goals as outlined in the National Broadband Plan while undercutting our global competitiveness, and I will be closely monitoring this decision".

In a televised address in which he acknowledged the "reasonable concerns" that the economy has caused for Greece's EU partners, Papandreou outlined "a road map" of change to shore up competitiveness, combat corruption, crack down on tax evasion and overhaul the public sector.

A more sophisticated approach would have to outline specific implications and ramifications, such as: What is the relationship between wealth and competitiveness?

A forthcoming study from MIT, "Future Postponed: Why Declining Investment in Basic Research Threatens U.S. Innovation Deficit," will outline the consequences of undervaluing research and development and provide tangible examples of U.S. competitiveness at risk.