Sentence examples for framework of competition from inspiring English sources
Large-scale biogas production may either be realized by governmental planning, irrespective of competitiveness, such as in the 1970s in China (see 'Background' section), or in a framework of competition on the market, possibly with initial subsidies to support the establishment of the technology as it was the case in Germany (see 'Background' section).
(16) As a consequence of unilateral undertakings and commitments accepted in the framework of competition proceedings, many cross-border card payment transactions in the Union are already carried out respecting the maximum interchanges fees.
(16) As a consequence of unilateral undertakings and commitments accepted in the framework of competition proceedings, many cross-border card payment transactions in the Union are already carried out respecting the maximum interchanges fees applicable to the first phase of this Regulation.
Porter (1980) 140 Competitive strategy Using an industrial organization approach, advanced two notorious frameworks: the five forces model of competition and the taxonomy of generic competitive strategies.
And in Howard's early years at least, these economic policies were delivered within a broader ideological framework of deregulation, competition, and improving market efficiency.
The results presented here fit quite well in the framework of charge/space competition theory.
Next, the article sets out the legal framework of Community competition law relevant to an understanding of the Free Record Shop proceedings.
The slow patterning of odour responses and the spatio-temporal coding were incorporated into the theoretical framework of "winnerless competition" [19], [20] to explain discrimination, and possibly learning, of a variety of odours in the general olfactory system.
In the framework of our competition model, class II molecules such as DR7, DR52a, DR12, DR14 and alleles of DR11 with hydrophobic residue at β37 show no preference for peptides with acidic P9.
It lays down the conditions under which competent authorities may compensate transport operators for the cost of fulfilling public service requirements and under which they may grant exclusive rights for the operation of public passenger transport, due regard being had to the pursuit of legitimate public service objectives within a framework of regulated competition.
