Sentence examples for force competition from inspiring English sources

Oftel has backed the cable companies against the might of BT to force competition into Britain's telephone business.

Monitor, which supervises foundation trusts, is reportedly "at war" internally due to its two conflicting duties – to force competition yet ensure the financial viability of trusts.

Liberal lawmakers in both the House and the Senate have insisted on a public option as a way to force competition in marketplaces with few private insurers.

So the ambition expressed by pretty much all governments everywhere to widen access to good-quality higher education conflicts with another global force: competition to create the best universities.

According to its most recent policy paper on the matter, Labour is committed to repealing those parts of the Health and Social Care Act that force competition into healthcare, and will return to the NHS the status of 'preferred provider'.

They will police a marketplace and force competition in markets that thousands of local governments, lawmakers in Congress, the White House, the courts and the Federal Communications Commission had refused to touch.

The legislation would force competitions held on state-granted land or property to reward male and female competitors equally.

Nonetheless, customers in many states are already starting to see the benefits of the forced competition.

Two years ago, after vigorous campaigning and a judicial review, small shopkeepers forced competition authorities to look at the conduct of the biggest supermarket chains.

Boosting Mexico's poor productivity means forcing competition on a cosy bunch of private near-monopolies starting with telecoms, televisionear-monopolies startingrink.

"Instead of creating unnecessary chaos and forced competition the government should work with northern cities to build a legacy for the benefit of all".