Sentence examples for preserve competitiveness from inspiring English sources
Managing processes remain a key challenge for most organizations which need to preserve competitiveness.
In a mildly gloomy report released in December, it argues, "Policies should focus on rebalancing the economy, reducing the external deficit by boosting savings rather than decreasing investment and lowering inflation to preserve competitiveness".The IMF would like to see Turkey liberalise its rigid labour market one of the reasons the OECD ranks it as among the most over-regulated of its members.
In Waxman-Markey, updating allocations are used for specific sectors with high CO2 emissions intensity and unusual sensitivity to international competition, in an effort to preserve international competitiveness and reduce emissions leakage.
The government tightly controls the exchange rate to preserve the competitiveness of Chinese exports.
We will take whatever action is necessary to preserve the competitiveness of our European business.
Management should ask: How long could we preserve our competitiveness if we did not control this core competence?
China intervenes intensely in the currency markets to slow the rise of the yuan and preserve the competitiveness of Chinese goods in foreign markets.
Cutting corporate tax rates may or may not be a good idea, but we don't need to make it a priority to preserve our competitiveness.
Appropriate checks and balances could be used to preserve commercial competitiveness and assure a supply of nuclear material to legitimate would-be users.
In a statement the group, which represents local financial institutions, said: "HKAB calls for an immediate end to the protests to allow those affected by the disruption to recover and help Hong Kong preserve its competitiveness and maintain international investor confidence".
The central bank is already buying more than $300 billion a year of foreign currencies, mainly dollars, to keep the renminbi weak and preserve the competitiveness of Chinese exports in foreign markets.
