(o) Noting that timber is an energy efficient, renewable and environmentally friendly raw material compared with competing products

The clearest example is anti dumping, a ploy used whenever a country begins to succeed in competing with specific products.

It can be contrasted with price competition, which is where a company tries to distinguish its product or service from competing products on the basis of low price.

(m) Competing claimant means

(gg) Competing claimant means

Abuse of buyer's power could occur through extraction of rents from suppliers, adopting house brand or local labels competing with suppliers' products or extending unfair contracts, for example in the case of franchising.

Law applicable to competing rights

The following are some the competing theories.

Enhancing water use efficiency and managing competing uses

Commentary and State practice reflect this competing logic.

We believe that they are complementary, not competing.

Olive by products means, in particular, the products derived from olive pruning and the olive products industry and the products resulting from alternative uses of the products of the sector

There are two competing explanations for Europe s relative malaise.

Only four of the seven competing teams were European.

Examples include natural fibres, organic agricultural products, recyclable and biodegradable products or sustainably produced forest products.

Wood products, paper products, hides and furs, and non metallic mineral products also contribute to manufacturing totals.

Other products cost less. Other products had more features.

Chief livestock products are dairy products, leather, meat, and wool.

You just think, competing giants, even from Harvard, Oxford, is difficult.

Instead, the US urged that competing claims be resolved through negotiation.

Competing narratives matter, and terrorism is about narrative and political drama.

Competing Fatah candidates split the vote, ensuring that Hamas nominees won.

Priority of the security right over the rights of competing claimants

Petroleum products

Print products

Finished products are subdivided into two basic types flat and long products.

Bush was competing with Ronald Reagan for the Republican nomination in 1980.

Prescription Financial Products

In theory, there are three competing, fundamentally different visions of the EU s future.

Postponing important decisions leads to an inefficient budget shaped by competing national interests.

The results suggest that religious and national identities are complementary, not competing, concepts.

Mechanisms Several competing theories exist as to the exact mechanism of ash formation.

India and Japan are increasingly capable of competing in space research and activity.

(h) the availability of alternative sources of water to satisfy competing water demands

Thin flat products find end use applications in automotive body panels, domestic white goods products, tin cans and a range of other everyday products containing steel.

China is a net exporter of long products and a net importer of flat products.

Wire drawn products and seamless pipes are also part of the long steel products group.

Near Tel Aviv, in adjoining Jaffa, a competing militia under Hassan Salameh, took control.

As such, it is extensively studied as a means to discriminate between competing theories.

A competing system, dbx, invented by David Blackmer, also found success in professional audio.

Marketing of agrifood products.

Leather and leather products

Investments in processing and trading products of Agriculture Investments in processing and trading products of Forestry

Soon, however, he was recoiling from what he saw as a chaos of competing ideas.

Earlier, generals from a competing service, the FSB, had arrested Cherkesov s deputy for illegal bugging.