One response of OECD countries to this ebbing of power has been to seek to defend advantage.
Adams continues to attack, refusing to simply defend her advantage.
"We were a bit better second half a put a bit of pressure on as they sat in and tried to defend their advantage.
There he defended the advantages of European especially Spanish civilization and technology and their potential to elevate the economic and cultural level of the Moroccan population.
We might venture that it's worth defending these advantages against authoritarian tendencies; instead we adopt a defensive stance as the blame game starts.
The five-year deal is an unprecedented concession for a company that, since its founding by Bill Gates and his partners in 1975, had largely defined, exploited and defended the advantages and rights of proprietary, commercial software.
Yet Angkarb Korsieporn, a demographer at Bangkok's Chulalongkorn University, says that of ten government departments with an interest in the issue, only one, the fisheries ministry, defends the advantages the migrants bring.In retrospect, the flexible, if unregulated, labour market has been one of the strongest indicators of greater regional economic integration.
Recently, some new approaches are defending the advantages of incorporating prior expert knowledge into the analysis itself [ 12, 13].
So far, we've only discussed how competitive advantages defend a company's profits, now let's discuss how they enable a company to grow profits.
Why Amazon would agree to surrender even a portion of its fiercely defended competitive advantage is a little mysterious.
Rosberg jumped Hamilton on the inside going into the first corner and then defended his advantage with ferocious determination.
