Sentence examples for creating a race to from inspiring English sources

OGP is already creating a "race to the top" in good governance, with citizens articulating the terms of success.

Will the post-2015 persuadepersuade them to do things differently, for example by creating a "race to the top" between governments, highlighting the heroes and zeroes (like the World Bank's Doing Business rankings)?

He says that market forces, which reward certificate authorities for fast response times and low prices rather than for good security, are creating a "race to the bottom" that increases the chance of security issues in the future.

By providing a minimum guarantee of funding to every university and not creating a race to the bottom in terms of deregulation of fee courses, I believe you have a defacto cap, but I can't speak for each course and the technology involved in each course.

The CMS rule for blended codes would pervert the economics by creating a race to the bottom pricing dynamic akin to the generic drug market.

They're forced to compete with shops from around the world that can give customers steep discounts, creating a "race to the bottom" that most retailers can't afford to win.

The Vermont story may help create a race to the top.

"Trade agreements should … help create a race to the top, rather than a race to the bottom," the report says.

"Trade agreements should... help create a race to the top, rather than a race to the bottom," the report says.

The heart of the debate has been whether competing regulatory regimes tend to create a "Race to the Bottom" in their efforts to attract industry.

Big companies have used free movement to move people around like commodities to drive down labour costs and create a race to the bottom.