Sentence examples for operation competitive from inspiring English sources
The next major step came in 1999, when the school district authorized a technical upgrade that made the operation competitive with low-powered commercial channels in the region.
For the owners, primary focus is placed upon providing a community atmosphere, professional and reliable business operations, competitive pricing of a complete range of equine products and services, and a full service facility ideally suited to meet all of their equestrian needs.
Knowing the cost of the manufactured components is essential for efficient operation and competitive production.
One central libertarian tenet is that governments should not use subsidies or price controls to distort the operation of competitive markets.
In Mediterranean region especially, the design and operation of competitive wastewater treatment systems for small communities and touristic facilities is a challenge to wastewater engineers.
Power systems have been experiencing huge changes mainly due to the substantial increase of distributed generation (DG) and the operation in competitive environments.
Mondragon's managers continue to defend the worker-ownership model, and insist that the bulk of the group's operations are competitive.
The company is ahead of its peers in recognising agricultural production as producing the largest amount of GHG's of all its operations, bringing competitive advantage.
Mr. Whiteford said the company and the union "will continue to work together to ensure that United's operations remain competitive in every market United serves, including markets served by the company's no-frills, low-fare competition".
The combination will do little to reduce overcapacity in the German steel sector or to make the new operation world-competitive.
Despite the perceived investment risks, RIL harvesting operations generate competitive or superior returns relative to CL for a wide range of discount rates due to gains in harvest efficiency and forest conservation.
