Sentence examples for fairly competing from inspiring English sources

But Mullen, who recently joined the board of General Motors, should tell the for-profit colleges that if they don't start fairly competing for students by offering better value for the money, rather than by using high-pressure boiler room tactics, that they can expect to be driven off military bases and towns, and that they can expect our troops and vets to get the message and stop enrolling.

"Nine continues to strongly advocate for licence fees to be brought in line with international benchmarks to allow us to fairly compete with the unregulated international content providers which are fragmenting Australian audiences," the Nine chief says.

Yale can also fairly compete with Oxford in architectural quality, its postwar buildings making it, in the estimation of the architectural historian G. E. Kidder Smith, "a mecca for architects from all over the world".

They argue that these private companies can't fairly compete with the government.

Driven by a real-time video-packet-importance scheme, VQD adopts conditional priority weighting to enhance the priority of I-packets from AAC_VI so that they can fairly compete with P-packets from AC_VI.

The second principle provides fair equality of educational and employment opportunities enabling all to fairly compete for powers and positions of office; and it secures for all a guaranteed minimum of all-purpose means (including income and wealth) individuals need to pursue their interests and to maintain their self-respect as free and equal persons.

"On the contrary, other players in the digital ecosystem may finally be able to fairly compete with Google".

A factoring system is used to allow LW1 competitors to fairly compete against skiers in other standing classifications.

An additional benefit to this reform would be that smaller farms that practice sustainable agriculture and better husbandry could more fairly compete with the notoriously destructive mega-operations.

To fairly compete in the marketplace of ideas, and be truly free, speech must be robust and provocative and even disagreeable.

A factoring system was created for para-alpine skiing to allow the three classification groupings to fairly compete against each other in the same race despite different functional skiing levels and medical problems.