Sentence examples for made competitiveness from inspiring English sources

After Brown became prime minister in 2007, he was dropped from the Cabinet and made competitiveness minister in the Business Department, before moving back to the Department for Work and Pensions and then returning to his old job of financial secretary to the Treasury in 2008.

In relation to the insights arising from the theoretical framework proposed by McCorriston and MacLaren (2005), a number of observations can be made: Competitiveness of the market.

This hits locally made cars' competitiveness both at home compared with imported ones and abroad, where two-fifths of production ends up.Decades of generous state handouts have "forestalled but not prevented" the car industry's problems, concluded a recent report by the government's Productivity Commission.

"And a low currency makes for competitiveness" among European exporters.

The government clearly recognises the need to make the competitiveness of the UK a priority.

Germany, with the backing of France, wants euro zone countries to make a competitiveness pact at the meeting in Brussels in exchange for increasing the scope and capacity of an emergency bailout fund.

A greater effort must be made to decrease competitiveness, and to fight excessive self-demands through discussion groups, mentoring, psychological and pedagogical support.

He points out that, after four years of austerity programmes, there's too little economic demand and limited progress has been made towards boosting competitiveness.

His whiplash quietness in that film, his icy politeness, and the lethal competitiveness made him seem like a veteran in the midst of a very assured cast.

There's still a real estate bubble to implode, there's still a huge problem of competitiveness (made worse because one major export industry, banking, has just gone to meet its maker), and the bailout will leave Cyprus with Greek-level sovereign debt.

It also shed light on claims made regarding choice, competitiveness, and productivity.