Sentence examples for fair competition between from inspiring English sources
The purpose of classification is to allow fair competition between people with different types of disability.
The fact that YouView works with any ISP is critical to ensuring fair competition between ISPs.
At the same time, the opacity of the privatisation process stops fair competition between fee-charging institutions.
The review sets out what the healthcare financial watchdog considers fair competition between NHS and other providers.
In order to ensure a fair competition between the teams, all players must wear eyeshades during the game.
The head of the European Federation of Origin Wines, Riccardo Ricci Curbastro, hailed the deferral, saying in a statement that "this new instrument will not only support and reinforce the sustainable development of our sector in terms of market potential, but furthermore it will maintain fair competition between member states".
In any event, any business that evolves a workplace culture where dozens of people from top to bottom collectively lose sight of the difference between fair competition and corruption deserves to fail.
Although the proposed approach requires more investigations for transmission network analysis, we expect the proposed framework can provide a comprehensive approach with useful information on determining optimal maintenance strategy for power system generators, which can strike a right balance between fair competition among GenCo, TransCo and power system operational cost.
Reports this week had suggested Monitor was to propose that commercial providers should not have to pay corporation tax, in order to ensure fair competition for health service contracts between private firms and NHS hospitals.
Between the Mitchell Report and the N.F.L.'s Spygate affair, the image of sports as an arena of fun and fair competition has taken a hit… Between digging for artifacts and dangling from cliffs, Indiana Jones must have very little time to read, never mind to buy books.
"The courts have to strike the right balance between incentivising innovation, while simultaneously promoting fair competition.
