Sentence examples for secure competition from inspiring English sources

The purpose of such statutes is to secure competition and preclude combinations which tend to defeat it.

Maria Miller's department was meant to secure competition: all 26 contracts so far have gone to BT, and it is almost certain the remaining 18 will also go to them.

The Secretary shall require such plans and specifications and such methods of bidding as shall be effective in securing competition.

Blank had secured competition clearance for the deal at a drinks party with Gordon Brown, then prime minister, in September 2008 when HBOS was on the brink of collapse.

He promised to work with Japan and South Korea to diffuse the North Korean threat, though the speech lacked specifics on how to secure international competition and engage rogue states.

"We can get the changes to the immigration system that we need – to restrict access to benefits and secure fair competition- without changing the treaties.

Income had fallen from £1m under the original Super League deal negotiated in unique circumstances in 1995, when Rupert Murdoch effectively bought the British game to secure international competition for his rebel tournament in Oceania, to £650,000 as the clubs sacrificed some of the money for longer-term security in 1998.

It said the DCMS should not spend any more money until "it has developed approaches to secure proper competition and value for money".

However, Heiferman notes Fotolog's top status eroded when Flickr hit the web and it made Heiferman realize that no company is totally secure against competition.

I am not calling for a breakup, but I do hope for a voluntary self-restriction to secure fair competition.

The second Heineken Cup and English and Scottish clubs decide to join in, which secures the competition's credibility.