Sentence examples for paid competition from inspiring English sources

At the same time carworkers in South Korea, once the sort of hard-working, poorly paid competition feared in the West, succeeded in abolishing night shifts at Hyundai and Kia, two big firms.But it is probably only in America and Britain that labour is flexible enough to have a good chance of persuading companies to reshore production.

The banking commission set up by the government to examine the industry's future is sure to take a close interest.If, as seems possible, the government tries to sell its shares in Lloyds soon (they are now trading slightly above the average price the previous government paid), competition authorities will have to reveal whether they intend to revisit the deal.

There were too few breaking news events for bloggers to beat their paid competition in reporting.

The idea is to offer competitively priced bets, generating revenue from the mark-up on bet pricing, the "rake" on paid competition entries, data sales and licencing plus a franchisable business model.

In July premium-rate phone-line watchdog Icstis fined phone operator Eckoh £150,000 over the You Say We Pay competition.

July 6: Premium-rate phone line watchdog Icstis fines phone operator Eckoh £150,000 over the Channel 4 You Say We Pay competition.

Channel 4 is still awaiting the results of Ofcom's inquiry into allegations of irregularities in Richard & Judy's You Say We Pay competition.

Richard & Judy was dragged into the premium rate phone in scandal earlier this year with allegations of irregularities in its You Say We Pay competition.

Channel 4 accused Eckoh of failing to carry out a review to see if the You Say We Pay competition complied with regulations.

Leaving Channel 4 also meant escaping the taint of the television phone-in scandal after the premium-rate phone-line watchdog, Icstis, fined the phone operator Eckoh £150,000 over the Richard and Judy "You Say We Pay" competition.

As originally described [ 12], Rm counts individuals before the dispersal cost is paid and competition occurs, so that it counts the number of emigrant descendants, successful or not, of each emigrant, successful or not.