Yet many municipal systems are old and inefficient, and competition to take them over is intense.
It is worth noting that the terpenes this plant produces are efficient against herbivores, but probably inefficient against competition with other plants, due to low water-solubility and rapid degradation in sea water [ 19, 49].
However, the spectrum utilization efficiency and network performance are usually the lowest due to the serious packet collisions and inefficient spectrum competitions.
Within the W.T.O., Moscow will have fewer means to support inefficient industries against competition from abroad.
The commission argues that the existing system is inefficient and hinders competition among airlines.
Japan's tariffs 778% on rice and 328% on sugar aim to block trade completely, insulating its small and inefficient producers from competition.
Still, Cafta promises to be the beginning of the end for America's absurd sugar program, which shields our inefficient growers from competition at a high cost to the developing world.
Almost all its prices, which in market economies are supposed to send signals to firms and individuals, were controlled, and high trade barriers shielded inefficient producers from competition.Enter Roger Douglas, finance minister of the Labour government after 1984.
The departing president, Ernesto Zedillo, never addressed the huge structural problems of the state-run energy industries, which are inefficient and suppress competition, or of the justice system, which cannot control crime -- a serious worry for foreign companies considering operations here even if they are optimistic about Mr. Fox.
Divisions get fat and inefficient without external competition.
