Sentence examples for issue of competition from inspiring English sources

Then there is the issue of competition.

Last week, Eric Schmidt, the chairman of Google's board and the former chief executive, testified before a subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee on the issue of competition.

It is time, says Mr DeWine, to "put a national spotlight" on the issue of competition in baseball.In this section Damn Yankees Pausing or plummeting?

It is also considering the wider issue of competition in the banking sector, which has become more concentrated since the financial crisis.

In addition, Norman Mineta, a Democrat and Mr. Bush's choice for Transportation Secretary, has extensive experience with aviation, including the issue of competition.

Such bone surface modifications have the potential to provide not only information about past hominin meat-procurement behaviour but address the wider issue of competition for resources with other carnivore species.

He specializes in applied microeconomics and industrial economics and their applications to issues of competition and regulation.

He focuses on teaching general management skills along with addressing issues of competition, technology, innovation and regulation.

The Competition and Markets Authority is expected to announce that it intends to investigate the takeover, which could raise issues of competition and market share, this week.

She served as a consultant to several international organizations (including OECD, UNCTAD) on issues of competition law and was a non-governmental advisor of the International Competition Network (ICN).

The conference did not set out to solve the "new issues" of competition rules and environmental protection, nor was it intended to launch the ninth round of global trade talks.