Sentence examples for introduce competition between from inspiring English sources

Public authorities were compelled to introduce competition between public sector service providers and private sector contractors.

(The Garden confirmed its own rates but wouldn't comment on Barclays'.) This has caused many in the New York boxing world to imagine the emergence of a price war that could introduce competition between the two arenas and reinvigorate the sport.

This feature normalization introduces competition between features.

Participants also talked about introducing competition between different workplaces taking part in the scheme: 'An element of competition may help … if the progress was recorded and shared between all the people on the scheme, it could possibly have a positive effect … for people being able to walk the most or the greatest number of times' (participant C3, male, 65).

Privatising utilities and introducing competition is another.

"We have introduced competition at all levels.

Introducing competition among parental species.

The theory emphasizes that after authority has been decentralized to a local level, the central government can introduce a competition mechanism between regions.

The FCC's task now is to craft a set of rules that accepts the internet's de facto tiered structure; protects the freedom-of-information rights of individual users; introduces greater competition between ISPs to make it harder for them to twist the arms of content providers; and ensures that those who use the web lightly are not forced to subsidise the heavy bandwidth hogs.

We have examined the effects of the introduced transparency and competition between providers on patient experiences within the Dutch hospital market.

Mr Bisignani is furious at the breakdown of talks between America and the European Union, which were supposed to introduce free competition across the Atlantic.