Sentence examples for unit competitiveness from inspiring English sources

The clinician in charge of the radiology unit ranked the need categories similarly to the emergency surgeons, but with different motivations: first patient safety (as a general medical approach, but also because of legal responsibility), then performance (to address working organization, unit competitiveness and radiologist scientific interest), usability and technical issues.

The Bank of Finland argues that a crucial reason why exports have been doing badly is a loss of competitiveness: unit labour costs have shot up by 20% in the past five years.The economy's longer-term prospects add to the gloom.

In the 1990s, Heseltine set up a competitiveness unit with 30 members and many cabinet ministers sat on its committee.

Quantities are determined that have a decisive impact on the considered units profitability and competitiveness compared to the popular technology based on steam bottoming cycle systems.

Siemens A.G., Germany's biggest electronics company, said today that it would eliminate about 1,800 jobs in two units to increase competitiveness amid concern that rising interest rates might slow economic growth and corporate earnings.

Within the euro, it has suffered a big loss of competitiveness as unit labour costs have shot up, largely because productivity has been stagnant or even fallen.

With the exception of Germany, each of the countries shown has lost competitiveness because unit labor costs have risen more rapidly in those countries.

All indicators of competitiveness — including unit labor costs and the quality of education and training — show a growing gap with Germany, France's biggest economic partner.

Italy's deficit, meanwhile, shrank from 3.5% in 2010 to 1.2% this year.Indicators of underlying competitiveness like unit labour costs have also turned in the right direction in most of the countries in trouble, though Italy's are still rising.

These authors attribute the dramatic turnaround in German competitiveness to unit cost reduction made possible by deunionization on the one hand and by the decentralization of collective bargaining (opening clauses) on the other.

This experimental environment allows us to assess the performance of the Walrasian auction where participants have multiple units and where relative competitiveness is variable period to period.