Sentence examples for competitiveness with a from inspiring English sources

The European Council stresses the importance of completing the establishment of the internal market by introducing greater competition in many sectors in order to improve competitiveness with a view to job creation.

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He would improve our international competitiveness with a tax credit for research and development, investment incentives and a lower corporate tax rate.

He said the performance was against "a background of increased competitiveness", with a "robust" performance by French sister chain Darty, where underlying sales fell nearly 2%, offset by "softer" trading in Britain.

The IMF reckoned nearly three years ago that it would fall by 50%; some economists thought it would fall by even more.Such a depreciation would restore Greek competitiveness with a bang, helping to lure tourists and boost exports.

Ambition and work are good things, but in moderation, so learn to temper your goal-making and your competitiveness with a willingness to laugh at yourself and enjoy your life.

"My athletic experiences taught me endurance and competitiveness, with perhaps an emphasis on endurance," he said.

The concept envisages a service on the United Kingdom Germany corridor, and examines its competitiveness with regard to a number of alternative transport modes.

She graduated from Stanford and Harvard, and worked on a McKinsey study, commissioned by Senator Charles E. Schumer and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, on New York's competitiveness with London as a global financial center.

She aims to boost Europe's digital competitiveness with proposals for a single telecoms market which are scheduled to be endorsed by the commission on 11 September.

Along with his estrangement from McCartney, Lennon always felt a musical competitiveness with him and kept an ear on his music.