Gaming has the same potential.' Nobody, though - not even Reif - believes the Western market will embrace competitive gaming to the extent of South Korea.
Despite the fact that ballroom dancing is not yet an Olympic event (it has been proposed to Olympic officials), hundreds of youngsters across the country have embraced competitive dancing.
AMONG the dog-eared exhibits on the upper floor of Lusaka's National Museum is a faded 1991 poster for Frederick Chiluba's Movement for Multiparty Democracy, asking "How long must we live off the crumbs of corruption?" At the time Mr Chiluba represented great hope for change in Africa, as his country became one of the first on the continent to embrace competitive multiparty politics.
Imagine that: a Microsoft ecosystem that spans PCs and consoles, embraces competitive gaming at all levels and is easy and simple to set up.
Around the world, corporate leaders are beginning to embrace competitive strategies built on positive social and environmental impact.
We embrace competition in the marketplace, and will – as always – use our creative approach to problem solving and innovation as our competitive advantages".
Only by embracing a competitive election process can the United States ensure that Dr. Kim will have the mandate to revitalize an institution long resistant to change.
The United States must now vindicate that choice by embracing a competitive election process that would give Dr. Kim the mandate he needs to advance the interests of the world's poor, as well as America's interests.
Countries around the world increasingly recognize that in order to compete in a globally integrated economy they must invest in human capital and innovation, and embrace a competitive tax structure.
Poorly-performing units, such as hospital wards with higher costs or fewer patients, must return to profitability or close, as observed among other public organizations that embraced similar competitive payment mechanisms [ 68].
Government ministers, she points out, love to tell British businesses to make themselves more productive and competitive by embracing the "knowledge economy".
