Sentence examples for enlargement competition from inspiring English sources

There are only seven real jobs to be done within its ranks: the portfolios for trade, economics, the single market, enlargement, competition, farming, and the budget.

Her good relationship with the European commission president, José Manuel Barroso, will be vital if she is to bring the big muscles of the EU – trade, development aid, enlargement, competition policy, etc – to bear on any particular external problem.

Its booming economy was hailed, for years, by those who (rightly) supported a model of EU enlargement based on competition, the removal of trade barriers, and catch-up growth.

Countries like France see an EU with a strong single market and competition rules, enlargement to the east and a string of special British opt-outs, and wonder why Mr Cameron cannot understand that he has already won.

This led me to ask, might the rapid enlargement of the competitor's stomach during an eating competition be a model for what happens to people who frequently overeat massive quantities of food?

The programmes originating in that first era including farm subsidies, regional aid, enlargement, the single market and competition policy will be managed by the commission.

But some economists, notably Schumpeter, have argued that economic growth and technical progress are achieved not through free competition but by the enlargement of firms and the destruction of competition.

In 1937 Bent Helveg-Møller won the competition for the building's enlargement.

In western Europe, public debate about EU enlargement has tended to concentrate on fears about competition from low-cost labour and waves of immigration.

Brood enlargement appears to be an effective way of increasing competition within the brood.

At the same time, more attention is given to working conditions which might be attributed to the specific priorities of the social-democratic party, which led the ministry at that time, but may also be a consequence of the intensified international competition, especially by logistic service providers from Eastern Europe after the EU enlargement in 2004 and 2007, respectively.