Sentence examples for service competition from inspiring English sources

The Saturday-night stay rule is long gone, but so is intense fare and service competition.

Delta, the nation's biggest airline, said the agreement would "expand air service, competition and employment in New York".

As part of their assessment, antitrust lawyers must determine whether the deal might undermine efforts to encourage broadband service competition between wireless and landline providers.

Research from Ofcom showed that three-quarters of viewers were prepared to pay £3.50 a month to maintain public service competition to the BBC.

Equally important, if the BBC had no public service competition from ITV and Channel 4, then - as always happens - its monopolistic position would lead to atrophy.

Computer literacy lags far behind levels in other parts of the world, and telephone service competition has not yet brought down the cost of Internet access.

Public service competitions?

The Web services competition will not necessarily have antitrust implications.

Members are yet to agree on trade in services, competition policy and public procurement.

Advertising revenue, analysts say, is the prize on the Internet — the fuel that sustains services, competition and innovation.

In the 1990s he forced unions to bid against the private sector to deliver services, competition that saved the city $230m over five years.