Sentence examples for vigorous competition between from inspiring English sources
John Fingleton, the OFT chief executive, said: "Vigorous competition between firms supplying the public sector is vital to ensure taxpayers get the best value for money.
The vigorous competition between American and British Airways between American cities and Heathrow has been beneficial for smaller upstarts like Virgin Atlantic.
MANY Japanese crave more vigorous competition between the opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) and the ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP).
Preparations to help hundreds, even thousands, of Serbs and Gypsies to return this summer are gaining momentum and have sparked vigorous competition between local Serbian leaders to reap the political rewards of bringing people home.
That is because the big telecoms firms with wires into people's homes have to offer access to their networks on a wholesale basis, ensuring vigorous competition between dozens of providers, with lower prices and faster connections than are available in America.
Called "The Logic of Collective Action", this took issue with the traditional idea that the health of democracy was served by vigorous competition between pressure groups, with governments acting as a sort of referee, able to choose the best policy once the debate between the contending groups was over.
The best way to do this is to encourage vigorous competition in all parts of the internet, particularly between broadband providers, so that none can become a bottleneck and exploit that position.
"We have absolutely no issues with competition or more competition or vigorous competition," Mr. Bibic said.
An exciting, vigorous competition was expected by now.
2. Free markets always lead to vigorous competition.
We should always encourage vigorous competition for federal contracts.
