Sentence examples for reconcile competition from inspiring English sources
This inquiry focuses on how symbolic issues limit the activities of these businesses, in particular by forcing them to reconcile competition over prices (the very basis of the marketing dimension) and discretion about prices (itself required by the symbolic prohibition against reducing clients to mere customers).
Genovesi's mercantilist view of economics is distinguished by a brilliant analysis of demand, by his high valuation of labour, and by his efforts to reconcile free competition with protectionist policies.
Yet simple math, points awarded for a spin or deducted for a triple axel, fails to convey the conflict inherent in Weir's attempt to reconcile performance and competition.
However, the imprinting defects in Wilms tumour remain difficult to reconcile with enhancer competition and long-range DMR interaction models.
The prospect of new markets reconciles old Europe to cheaper competition from newcomers.
An economic liberal, she decided to promote consumer rights as a way of reconciling Europeans with competition and free markets.
Based on our simulation results, it is proposed that such discrepancies can be reconciled by the competition of two coupling processes at a crack tip: the tension-shear coupling, which facilitates the dislocation nucleation, and the nucleation-debonding coupling, which retards the dislocation nucleation.
The aim is to reconcile the principle of fair competition with the airports' role in boosting small towns' economies and keeping them connected to the outside world.
Piketty: The book is by no means an attack against the globalized world; it's an attempt to reconcile globalization and global economic competition with global justice.
But can they reconcile their cohesion with the "disturbing effects of free competition"?
Monism, with its commitment to ultimate unity, requires ways to reconcile competing theories or to adjudicate controversy so as to eliminate competition in favor of the one true or best theory.
