Sentence examples for end competition from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for TNT Post, a leading competitor of Royal Mail, said: "To enable end to end competition to take place in the UK, the Government needs to level the competitive landscape in terms of VAT immediately, as currently Royal Mail is exempt from charging VAT on business mail services, unlike its competitors.

Instead, the insurers took control of our care and managed to effectively end competition.

Our plans to extend the use of fixed-price tariffs to more areas of healthcare will end competition on price, replacing it with competition on quality.

Arnaud Montebourg, the industry minister, made his preference plain to Le Parisien, a newspaper: a return to three operators would end "competition through destruction".The European Commission decides on most telecoms mergers in the EU, because companies usually do business in several member countries.

It would end competition between providers, in favour of making NHS organisations the preferred providers of services, impose a cap on profits made by companies providing clinical services and ensure the NHS was protected from the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) Treaty.

In the end, competition is best for patients".

Such end-to-end competition accounts for only 0.6% of all letter deliveries.

At 6.9mm thick, it's thinner than most of the high-end competition, let alone mid-range.

The six-furlong Sanford Stakes in New York on August 16 was his first event against high-end competition.

What is new is the introduction of so-called end-to-end competition into the postal market.

It was from there that through homework and hustle he persuaded city and racing authorities to bring a high-end competition to the city.