Sentence examples for freely compete from inspiring English sources
The agreement allows international news and information agencies to more freely compete and sell their services inside China, where government controls were tightened in 2006.
The agreement, which was signed in Geneva, allows international news and information agencies, like Bloomberg, Dow Jones & Company and Thomson Reuters, to more freely compete and sell their services inside China, where government controls were tightened in 2006.
French lawmakers say their bill is enlightened consumerism for cutting-edge technology, an effort to force Apple and other companies to freely compete, rather than relying on techno-secrets to crush the competition.
Sooner or later, every country except for a few pockets of remote chaos in Africa and Asia will be running its economy on the basis of a competitive capitalism that looks to the market for its instructions, and its political system on the basis of regular elections in which rival parties freely compete for the voters' support.
Or better yet allow jitneys to freely compete with a sclerotic system of public transportation.
Improving services for commuters and drivers will always be our priority, and we urge the government to allow us to freely compete and complement the dominant taxi business.
The Communist Party of the Soviet Union dominated the political process, and elections were merely ritualistic, with voters not allowed a choice between freely competing political parties.
It is in such a country that we want to realize our dreams of running our own companies, freely competing on the global markets with other democratic countries.
They bred freely, competed with native species of frogs, ate bees and other harmless native invertebrates, had few predators in their adopted habitats, and poisoned pets, carnivorous birds, and mammals.
With changes moving around freely, developers compete on the merits and usefulness of their version.
"We want to compete freely and we want intervention to cease".
