Is it competitive enough to prevent discredited leaders from clinging to power? Analysts also must pay attention to the nature of the implied social contract.

Fund raising throughout the system is often of a competitive nature, with the different fund raising capacities of the funds, programmes and agencies competing for donor funding.

China is divided by nature.

Is Mexican society violent by nature?

Surely man is greedy by nature .

Verily man is impatient by nature

Beloved ( by nature ) , equal in age ,

Beloved ( by nature ) , equal in age ,

National competitive examinations

For optical logic to be competitive beyond a few niche applications, major breakthroughs in non linear optical device technology would be required, or perhaps a change in the nature of computing itself.

By their very nature, sanctions should be temporary.

Is Finance Too Competitive?

First, they were competitive.

I. Anti competitive practices

(a) Competitive entry process

(a) Competitive entry process

Financial judgment, by contrast, is not by its nature open to inspection.

We, being Jews by nature, and not Gentile sinners,

Such a review will, by its nature, be polemical.

Article 6 by the essential nature of the project.

Such conduct was likely to make the Zambian plant less competitive by restricting its production capacity.

It's a pre competitive issue.

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Natural law, or the law of nature (), is a philosophy of law that is determined by nature, and so is universal.

Korean traditional architecture is characterized by its harmony with nature.

which tells what a thing is by its very nature.

Attracting development assistance is in some respects as competitive as encouraging foreign direct investment by developing countries.

Programme Component D.1 Competitive Manufacturing

In fact, in a highly competitive world, Hewlett Packard managed to save 150,000 jobs by sacrificing those 30,000.

By nature and design, these negotiations must be directed at accession.

The park is managed by the Israel Nature and Parks Authority.

By restructuring their secondary schools and universities to train graduates with skills demanded by multinational corporations, Asian countries also create more competitive workforces.

Brazil, meanwhile, aims to gain a competitive edge by making it easier for foreigners to immigrate with their families.

Recognizing the increasing demands on their time and the competitive nature of current labour markets, many young people point out that youth organizations are attracting constituents that are looking to build their skills and gain access to new opportunities.

So Lebanon cannot be considered electorally competitive.

This cost dictates the display s competitive impact.

John Smith scored the first competitive goal.

A primary challenge is posed by the nature of mental illness itself.

They reflected his shift to a more personal style inspired by nature.

We who are Jews by nature, and not sinners of the Gentiles,

To describe the nature and trends of OFDI by indigenous Singaporean enterprises

And I'm sure those architects are inspired, as I am, by what surrounds us, by nature.

But others, such as wind, solar, and geothermal, are in some circumstances already cost competitive or nearly cost competitive with fossil fuels.

Among the fundamental principles of the State education policy are the compulsory nature of general basic education, the universal accessibility of general secondary education and beginning occupational training, and the receipt of subsequent levels of education on a competitive basis.

The manufacturing sector, squeezed by stagnating productivity and competition from China and other low cost producers, is no longer competitive.