Sentence examples for opened to competition from inspiring English sources

Since gambling was opened to competition, it has boomed.

Internal airlines have improved hugely since the airways were opened to competition in the 1990s.

Basic telephone services have been opened to competition, and private providers are already offering service in some areas.

Such services would be separated from national regulatory and oversight tasks and opened to competition from private companies.

A panel recommended last month that Amtrak be broken up and the job of running trains be opened to competition.

In the United States, little attention was paid to transmission after the market was opened to competition.

CTI Movil, GTE's Argentine wireless unit, plans to upgrade its service in the country's market, which is set to open to competition on Nov. 9.

The BBC is planning to triple the number of radio hours open to competition from indie companies as part of "compete or compare" plans.

The deal will create a platform to sell electricity across borders when the EU energy market opens to competition on July 1.

Previously reliant on the legacy Atlas V and Delta IV launch systems, the program was re-opened to competition late last year.

The service sector should be opened to more competition.