Sentence examples for reduction in competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Better understanding, correlation and correct design rules are vital to ensure safety and avoid over design that can lead to a reduction in competitiveness.

The legislation represents a reduction in competitiveness in federal contracting programs, and as a result could lead to increased costs of goods and services.

Nevertheless, it is the fear of a reduction in their competitiveness that French road hauliers have expressed through their federations.

Morocco's orange RXA has shown a decreasing trend, declining from 34.9 in 1996 to around 5.8 in 2014, implying a reduction in orange competitiveness.

Moreover, the carbon tax was proposed during an economic crisis which had a major impact on the French road haulage industry and experts were concerned about the reduction in the competitiveness of French carriers.

First there is the issue of a reduction in export competitiveness.

–Substituting NOCs for private foreign investment, and taking service provision in-house, risks a corresponding reduction in the quality and competitiveness of technology.

This fact contributes to the increased costs in electricity bills, reduction of competitiveness among companies and also to a negative impact in terms of global warming.

Newman said the Coalition's task to reform the economy was a "long-term project" which required a reduction in business regulations to boost competitiveness.

3. The Hungarian forint is not fundamentally overvalued so Hungary does not face the same need for an improvement in competitiveness via price and wage reductions.

It is an incontrovertible fact that over the last couple of decades parts of Asia have experienced high growth and considerable economic and social transformations, including significant reductions in poverty, increasing competitiveness, the rise of a middle class and massive urbanization.