The preschool education program Mai chose is a highly competitive one.

University education was highly competitive because of the limited places available at universities.

Its major sub sectors increasingly, high value added (per person employed) services are highly competitive and growing.

Small and vulnerable economies must not be abandoned to their fate in the current highly competitive market.

The EU s most competitive economies are the most innovative and energy efficient, with the most highly educated workforces.

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

Innovation and invention were clearly the key to ensuring a rapid pace of industrialization in a highly competitive global arena.

The largest and best equipped farms are highly competitive, in the sense that they can produce for markets at a lower cost.

Special measures have been adopted to prevent the brain drain , including favourable working conditions and facilities, as well as highly competitive salaries for university researchers.

In the aftermath of the international financial crisis of 1997 1998, many emerging markets found themselves through currency depreciation, rapid productivity gains, or both highly competitive.

By its very nature, this sort of disaggregated but highly focused threat is almost impossible to identify and intercept in advance.

Pessimists see conflict of one kind or another as more or less inevitable, and adopt a highly wary and competitive approach to the conduct of international relations.

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.

Abe is now confronting the legacy of this strategy domestic polarization between highly educated and unskilled labor, between competitive and declining sectors, and between urban and rural areas.

By contrast, countries like China and India, which avoided a surge of capital inflows, managed to maintain highly competitive domestic currencies, and thereby kept profitability and investment high.

The bottleneck at the end of the primary cycle is the result of the highly competitive examination systems operating at Class 6 which acts as a screening mechanism.

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.

The EU s most competitive economies are the most innovative and energy efficient, with the most highly educated workforces. Indeed, for Europe, cheap is not the answer quality and innovation are.

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.

First, the crisis and Great Recession of 2008 2009 were a wake up call. While Chinese export industries remain highly competitive, there are understandable doubts about the post crisis state of foreign demand for Chinese products.

Is Finance Too Competitive?

First, they were competitive.

I. Anti competitive practices

(a) Competitive entry process

(a) Competitive entry process

This makes it highly improbable that we will reach the three hour working day by 2030. It is also unlikely that growth will stop unless nature itself calls a halt.

Stated differently, any form of assessment must acknowledge that the nature, behaviour and effectiveness of public administration are highly contingent on the conditions and circumstances in which the latter operates.

The European Union's highly touted Lisbon Declaration of a few years ago, which proclaimed that Europe would become the world's most competitive region by 2010, appears laughable to Americans, whose productivity gains seem to scale new heights constantly.

The establishment by the Brazilian Export Promotion Agency of eight distribution centres for Brazilian products abroad would help to insert Brazilian industrial goods which were highly competitive in terms of price, quantity and reliability into the international market.

An analysis of the horizontal implications revealed that the transaction raised no serious competition concerns as the market for the provision of these services was highly competitive and the merged entity would not enjoy a large market share.

It's a pre competitive issue.

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It is therefore highly significant that in a world where we talk about developed and developing, the undiscriminating forces of nature render us all equal and point to our common fragility and humanity.

(a) The Investment Management Service requires a detached information technology infrastructure given the nature of its financial functions, its fiduciary responsibility and the highly confidential and time sensitive data with which it deals.

Programme Component D.1 Competitive Manufacturing

Given the highly complex nature and rapid evolution of energy research and development, it is important that decision makers at all levels have access to the most recent and accurate scientific and technological information.

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.

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

By focusing on biodiversity hotspots regions with unique and highly threatened natural environments the CEPF relies on the common sense principle that protecting what nature provides for free is a crucial element of sustainable economic development.

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.

As the main component of the Central African GDP (32.2 per cent in 2002), the food crop sector, which is highly diversified, is the country's main centre of economic growth and potentially its most competitive sector, provided effective production, transformation and export measures are implemented.