Sentence examples for for a competitiveness from inspiring English sources
His report called for a "competitiveness shock" that would require politicians to curb the "cult of regulation" he said was choking business in France.
Mr Gallois called for a "competitiveness shock": a cut in social charges worth as much as €30 billion ($38 billion), ideally in one year.
But the government stopped short of adopting the broader changes that an expert panel led by a prominent business executive, Louis Gallois, recommended a day earlier in a report that called for a "competitiveness shock" to the French economy.
PARIS — President François Hollande of France received a challenge on Monday from a report he himself commissioned, as an expert panel called for a "competitiveness shock" to a country falling behind in the global economic race.
On October 29th, at a big meeting with international organisations in Paris, Mr Hollande talked of the need not for an immediate "competitiveness shock", but merely for a competitiveness "pact".
But in fact, France is hemorrhaging industrial jobs to such an extent — 750,000 in the past decade — that in a government-commissioned report made public this month, Louis Gallois, a prominent businessman, called for "a competitiveness shock" to stanch the bleeding.
Thus in this sense it is a better choice of a competitiveness measure for our system.
A rider known for a trenchant competitiveness – a must-have trait among top jockeys – it was Stevens' rare horsemanship, his ability to coax that little extra from horses not especially receptive to coaxing, that propelled his rise to the uppermost echelons.
The prime minister called for a greater competitiveness, saying: "The key challenge for politicians and business leaders in Europe is how we make a success of globalisation.
At this stage in the development of green strategies, the share of eco-firms is still limited, even in advanced countries that are seeking tools for a new competitiveness.
The European Central Bank does not publish a competitiveness index for Portugal based on unit labor costs, so a similar one based on overall inflation in the economy is used instead.
