Sentence examples for market characterised from inspiring English sources

In a globalised labour market characterised by outsourcing, low wages and minimal workplace guarantees, is there any space for promoting the social wellbeing and interests of employees?

3. Smaller companies need a special level of support and protection when participating in a market characterised by big players, many of whom are connected to broadcasters.

In a market characterised by scant competition, the Big Six have failed time and again to perform or reform; refusing to make bills more easily understood; failing to cut prices quickly when wholesale costs have fallen; failing to instal smart meters which reduce billing queries and increase energy efficiency.

Competitive tendering was introduced in the contract segment of the Norwegian taxi industry in 2005; a market characterised by entry regulation.

Office building retrofit is a sector being highlighted in Australia because of the mature office building market characterised by a large proportion of ageing properties.

This paper also contributes to the empirical literature by analysing the potential interaction of the benefit system with a segmented labour market characterised by two types of workers: stable and unstable.

At the same time, Norwegian exporters have customers in European seafood markets characterised by long-term relationships and close cooperation between importers, processors, producers and retailers.

(3b) As concerns access to technologies, a firm looking to increase its scope of operations into new markets, characterised by advanced technologies, considers internal growth versus external growth through M&A.

We therefore assume that GP-centred markets characterised by a high dispersion in distances to local providers are low choice and therefore low competition markets.

"While the broader grocery market was characterised by intense competition with minimal growth," he said of the results, "we continued to grow ahead of the online grocery market and significantly ahead of the market overall".

Today's car market is characterised by increasing specialism.