This kind of wage discipline has underpinned Germany's revival.An increase in productivity growth, a more recent trend, has given German competitiveness a further boost.
Mary Watson, a mother at Saint Ann's — where she once taught and sat on the board — said that given the competitiveness for admission, many parents don't shop by price.
It may be evident to outsiders and to some in the government that, given its competitiveness and growth problems, France has no choice but to rethink its generous welfare state and well-staffed public sector.
Having added TV to its offering in Germany and the Czech republic, Erskine admits that his broadcast ambitions in the UK market are "on the back burner" given the competitiveness of the market.
Given the competitiveness of the STEP program, a strong proposal is essential.
But, given the competitiveness of the space, why was Handybook able to win the bidding for Exec?
On ESPN, half a dozen commentators coaches, journalists, former players brainstormed ideas for how the tournament committee might improve competitiveness, give us more uncertain contests.
"We have done our absolute best to try to make this car a step up, a bold step forward, to give it the competitiveness it needs to be a proper winning car.
Although repeated currency devaluations are not the path to prosperity, a weaker euro would give a boost in competitiveness to all members of the monetary union, including France and the Netherlands, which is why they might very well choose to remain in it even if Germany were to gradually leave.
It will be interesting to see if Gordon Ramsay and all his competitiveness will give Kim a run for her money.
"By giving up its competitiveness, Taiwan will lose its last bargaining chip vis-à-vis China," Sisy Chen said.
