Sentence examples for improving competition from inspiring English sources

The rhetoric of improving competition cannot lie at the heart of economic populism in the 21st century.

The prime minister said the best way of reducing energy bills is tackling the root causes of high wholesale gas prices, including improving competition between energy companies and pushing ahead with fracking.

"It is easier when people don't have to worry about the social safety networks and can accept a connection between improving competition and economic growth," said Pascal Lamy, Europe's top trade minister and a staunch free trader.

The prime minister said the best way of reducing energy bills was to tackle the roots causes of high wholesale gas prices, including improving competition between energy companies and pushing ahead with shale fracking.

Dr James Rohack, president of the American Medical Association, the largest US doctors' group, said that by extending coverage, improving competition and promoting prevention, "this bill will help patients and the physicians who care for them".

But under the terms of the stimulus proposals, a depleted contracting workforce would be asked to spend more money more rapidly than ever before, while also improving competition and oversight.

It certainly will not improve competition in the industry.

Kroes wants to improve competition in the UK banking sector after a period of intense consolidation.

It turns out that concentration of ownership has not improved competition or standards.

As the economy improves, competition for the best employees will become much more heated.

We need a plan to reduce costs, improve competition and increase coverage.