Sentence examples for primary competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Primary competitiveness is, Can you come close and win delegates?" Mr. Obama has spent $10.9 million on advertisements in the states voting on Tuesday; his first expenditure was Jan . 12 according to officials from both campaigns.

Primary competitiveness seems to factor into the amount of attention paid -- only 25percentt of Democrats and 23percentt of independents are paying close attention to the campaign, compared to 41percentt of Republicans.

Make public funds available six months before the first primary to encourage competitiveness in the cycle's front-loading frenzy that produces the two finalists by March.

Skalak: At the primary level of economic competitiveness, I think the expansion of the EU is ultimately about capital flow.

The development of local technology-intensive suppliers (t-suppliers) may contribute to both reinforcing the industrial base and supporting the competitiveness of primary production in developing countries.

According to Jean-Baptiste Meyer, socio-economist at France's Institute of Research for Development, "knowledge is now the fundamental source of the creation of wealth and the primary factor in international competitiveness".4 Critics claim that RTT deprives developing countries of the knowledge base critical for nation building.

The competitiveness of the primary races in New York City is a result of the lopsided advantage enjoyed by the Democratic Party, which outpaces the Republican Party in voter registration by nine to one.

This regarded DAs as new tools for increasing competitiveness of the primary sector according to European guidelines for reviewing the CAP and rural development policy.

The Obama administration has been talking up "national competitiveness" as its primary interest.

Those with previous graduate schoolwork appeared to have less interest in family practice as a preferred career choice although there was a similar perception of the competitiveness of their primary residency position compared to those without a graduate degree.

Access to financial services remains a primary impediment to the growth and competitiveness of Uganda's economy ((MoFPED 2014) and National Development Plan, 2015).