Sentence examples for opening up competition from inspiring English sources

*Having Amtrak continue to operate Northeast Corridor trains, but opening up competition for long-haul trains.

"We just decided the benefits of opening up competition to the low-cost carriers would outweigh the one-stop issues," he said.

Many thought "untying" (and opening up competition to non-donor firms) would mean money would flow to companies in developing countries.

It was believed that by encouraging and opening up competition, services would improve, fares would fall and cross-subsidies would be removed.

Mr. Bersani has been a minister in three center-left governments, most recently as minister of economic development in 2006, when he led a series of changes aimed at opening up competition in Italy's restrictive economy.

Giuseppe Roscioli, president of the Rome chapter of Confcommercio, another retailers' association fighting the new hours, said that opening up competition "might not be so bad," but, he added, "it should apply to everything," including taxis and pharmacies.

IT'S also hard to open up competition to more companies.

But when they opened up competition to private sector in 2008 it didn't improve results," said Cooper.

How does deregulating the retail energy market open up competition and drive down prices, as proponents have argued?

But Brussels needs renewed approval to extend its campaign to slash internet roaming costs using smart phones and tablets, and open up competition.

Initially, they plan to open up competition for mail weighing over 150 grams and plan to reduce that figure over time.