Sentence examples for management of competition from inspiring English sources
A merger between Monitor and the NHS Trust Development Authority is expected, while ending oversight of the NHS by the zealots at the Competition and Markets Authority would bring some badly needed common sense to the management of competition in the NHS and go some way to rebutting the toxic accusation of privatising the health service.
But the study cited two reports (one from the Congressional Budget Office in 2009, and another from RAND in 2010) suggesting that better management of competition under the exchanges, along with an increase in healthier people buying insurance, could reduce premiums.
The combination of self-scheduling and the comforts of home with the management of competition made possible by the web and telephony's evolution sounds like a strong approach to business to me.
In China's view, only effective cooperation and prudential management of competition among the da-guo's can ensure the peaceful emergence of a new global order.
It has been argued that facilitating populations to make these choices is not enough; efficient management of competition for policy attention and resources, and attention to reduce the wide disparities in health and in access to health care resources and services is critical [ 11– 13].
The implication is to apply the co-opetition model to the management of football competitions.
Participants referred to a historical " tug of war" between primary and secondary care over the management of diabetes and competition for limited resources, which led to " entrenched positions" on the ideal care arrangement.
They have to assess the management's strategy, the level of competition, changes in customer habits, the economic outlook and many other factors that are extremely difficult to forecast.
"An abysmal display of competition organisation, management, target failure, and animal welfare here at #pentworldchamps.
Democrats in Congress say they are open to modest changes in the management of Medicare, to increase competition among suppliers of goods and services.
Federal investigators must review the impact on each market segment -- for software for human resources management, enterprise resource planning and inventory management -- to understand the nature of competition in each.
