Sentence examples similar to policy competitions from inspiring English sources

It also wants negotiations on three "new" areas: investment policy, competition policy and the environment.

"Without policy competition, we're stuck with a status quo that's both utterly insufficient and inefficient".

Badly burned in the economic collapse of 1996 and 1997, they fear permanent shifts in government policy, competition and a rising price of access to capital, labour and land.

These are investment policy, competition policy, procedures for transparency in government procurement, and trade-facilitating policies, such as customs procedures generally known as the four "Singapore issues" after the summit at which they were first raised.The prospect of expanding the WTO's remit to these new areas has long frightened many poor countries.

The country is not served when intellectual and policy competition withers away.

[P004] there is a degree of policy competition within the Department of Health, in the sense that a number of initiatives that on the face of it seem to be doing similar sorts of things... in a sense, [they] are all doing related things in rather different ways but they are articulated by different parts of the policy machine.

In current science policies, competition and output incentives are emphasized as a means of making university systems efficient and productive.

For research and other upstream activities, universities as well as national and regional research policies, competition has greatly intensified since the 1980s.

In the advent of the market economy and the relaxation of workforce policies, competition for employment that offers better pay and/or benefits becomes increasingly fierce.

EC vice-president in charge of competition policy Joaquin Almunia said: "Competition in the music business is crucial to preserve choice, cultural diversity and innovation.

SACU has a completely open market, so member countries must co-ordinate everything from macroeconomic policy to competition law.