The goal is to make sure that monopolistic misconduct is prevented from recurring, and competition is restored so that consumers benefit from more innovation and better prices and quality.
Amidst all the current razzmatazz and hoopla surrounding the ICC World Cup competition, a recurring image of the 1979 tournament is regularly shown on our screens.
Carriers had little competition and recurring revenues.
A recurring theme of the competition was a lack of software that would make it easier to coordinate the sales and engineering efforts.
The soloist who consistently performs the best and is exactly middle-of-the-road enough not to be pushed into the competition's recurring theme weeks inevitably wins.
"The company has experienced increased competition, has incurred recurring operating losses and has a working capital deficit at Dec. 31, 2003," Ernst & Young auditors wrote in a letter to the board of directors.
The pathbreaking champion, whose later career was tormented by recurring injuries, announced his retirement from competition on Tuesday.
This study adhered to the operational injury definition recommended by Junge et al 14: a new or recurring musculoskeletal complaint or concussion incurred during competition or training receiving medical attention, regardless of time loss from competition or training.
ANR aims to accelerate, rather than replace, natural successional processes by removing or reducing barriers to natural forest regeneration such as soil degradation, competition with weedy species, and recurring disturbances (e.g., fire, grazing, and wood harvesting).
In competitions between PCD+ and PCD− strains, recurring disasters combined with clonal expansion produce sufficient population structure to allow PCD+ strains to outcompete PCD− strains (see Fig. 5a,b).
IN the eternally recurring debates about whether some rival great power will knock the United States off its global perch, there has always been one excellent reason to bet on a second American century: We have more babies than the competition.
