Sentence examples for strengthening competition from inspiring English sources

It's about restoring market discipline, strengthening competition by ensuring that no one is too big to fail.

Its dire economic performance in the 1970s forced an early cure: from the 1980s it de-industrialised with a vengeance, freeing the labour market and strengthening competition.

Mr Fingleton said he hoped the banking sector would cooperate with the OFT's investigation and help it reach a conclusion that was satisfactory for consumers as well as strengthening competition and efficiency.

"As part of this work I have asked the OFT to review the impact that the new challenger bankers created by Lloyds and RBS will have on strengthening competition in small business banking and to identify what more can be done," he added.

The other looks backward, to most of the 20th century, when the PRI exerted almost total control in Mexico.Mr Peña's aides insist that his "absolute priority" from now on is successful implementation of the reforms, such as ending a 75-year ban on foreign investment in the oil industry and strengthening competition in Mexico's telecoms industry.

Instead, they appear to positively influence innovation outputs by either increasing knowledge diffusion or strengthening competition.

Should land be more equally distributed, in order to strengthen competition and nourish rural communities?

The appeal by the companies argued that Sinergia would strengthen competition by allowing them to match Wal-Mart's prices.

"The decision that the Federal Competition Commission took is about Mexico's industrial policy for the years to come, especially to strengthen competition," said Angé-lica Rendón, a spokeswoman for Sinergia.

BA chief executive Willie Walsh said: "This strategic relationship strengthens competition by providing consumers with easier journeys to more destinations with better aligned schedules and frequencies.

"It would give Sky a wider audience and the opportunity to showcase some of its content on free-to-air TV and that could strengthen competition in the commercial free-to-air market.