Sentence examples for extend competition from inspiring English sources

We will extend competition where it works: where it can bring greater choice, value for money or innovation.

Europe's leading clubs want to extend competition between the top teams, perhaps creating a lucrative continental super-league at the expense of domestic competitions.

The findings are likely to be criticised by opponents of the government's drive to extend competition in the NHS and also by some of its supporters.

So while it is a good idea to extend competition, in the NHS it is a bad idea to allow this to fragment local services or to be on the basis of price rather than quality.

But his greatest regret may be his praise for "the decision to extend competition law across the health sector and treat the NHS as a regulated utility, with an economic regulator – Monitor".

In a strongly worded article in the British Journal of Nursing (BJN), the health secretary lambasts Labour's "hypocritical" opposition to his plans to extend competition in the NHS and shrugs off the sometimes vitriolic criticism he inspires.

With those who don't, the money created by the rebate spreads to the middle players — PBMs, hospitals and doctors — who then extend competition-free zones for the drug company's drug.

In extending competition into the way we run ourselves?

In "White Nights," he did an extended competition dance with Mikhail Baryshnikov, choreographed by Twyla Tharp.

The motion calls for the entire section of the bill extending competition in the health service to be scrapped – as a minimum.

The coalition's Health and Social Care Act, which extended competition in the NHS and radically reshaped the organisation of the service in England, came into force on 1 April 2013.