Any delay in destruction would impede the effective implementation of that international agreement.

Recognizing further the need for effective competition law enforcement,

Britain failed to put in place an effective competition policy.

Rules that impede business start ups may be an even more important obstacle to making monetary expansion effective.

Effective regulations and institutions, particularly relating to the effective enforcement of competition policy and levelling the playing field, are necessary in ensuring fair competition at the domestic level.

In other words, the country may lack a competition culture, which is the foundation of an effective competition policy.

In order to design effective remedies, it is useful to distinguish among three types of failures that impede financial market functioning.

In some areas, more active government involvement will be needed to ensure more effective competition.

But, while stimulus policies were mostly effective in dealing with the immediate crisis, they did not address the long term issues that impede growth.

The APEC training programme on competition policy, which also aims at supporting the implementation of those Principles especially focusing on competition policy, has contributed to the encouragement of competition culture and the effective enforcement of competition law in the region through exchange of views and information.

This atomization of the state and society continues to impede Libya s ability to establish effective and credible government. With the right approach, however, there is hope.

And, they too are subject to various limitations which impede their effective monitoring of all human rights actually or potentially affected by national counter terrorism measures.

Generally, the law requires that the number of bidders admitted to an ERA shall ensure effective competition.

Concerning communications, he stressed the need for the effective dissemination of information on the benefits of competition enforcement.

Effective enforcement of competition law can prevent the likely adverse effects by prohibiting such mergers, allowing them with conditions or issuing divest orders, as may be provided by the relevant competition law provisions.

The long term economic benefits of an effective competition policy, in particular its contribution to the growth and export competitiveness of developing countries

If a smaller number than anticipated is received, and if no effective competition can be expected, a procuring entity has to withdraw the ERA.

Rents from oil production impede reforms in the major exporting countries.

Taxes and subsidies are always expensive, and will likely impede growth.

But they generally include removing rigidities and other barriers to competition in labor, product, and service markets investment in skills, human capital, and the technology base of the economy and rebuilding safety nets in ways that promote and support, rather than impede, structural adjustment.

(4) (d) The procuring entity shall ensure that the number of suppliers or contractors invited to participate in the auction is sufficient to ensure effective competition.

Fortunately, there are limits to the Egyptian military s capacity to impede change.

He also adds that such a crackdown may impede their work, saying

Be developed in a rapid manner that does not impede ongoing implementation

Differing interpretations of the term gender mainstreaming' create confusion and impede progress.

That would weaken the stock market, lower business investment, and impede economic growth.

Italy's Fiat illustrates the problem even a conservative government seeks to impede downsizing.

As has been noted above, various obstacles can impede children's access to schooling.

Moreover, beyond effective regulation (including ensuring a level playing field for competition), modern economies are founded on technological innovation, which in turn presupposes basic research funded by government.

Competition among localities for example, between states for businesses and workers, and between school districts for students can lead to more efficient and effective allocation of public resources.

Similarly, capitalism depends on competition, but competition can be brutal and destructive.

The Advisory Committee is also fully cognizant of the extreme importance of the matter now under discussion and in no way wishes to impede the effective implementation of urgent measures to ensure the elimination of future sexual exploitation and abuse.

In their minds, these bodies merely impede and constrain realization of the people s will.

Of course, state ownership is not the only way to impede efficiency and dynamism.

Reminds all concerned to refrain from any action that might impede the peace process

We believe that advisory opinions must not impede the search for a political solution.

The Competition Factor

(e) Logo competition.

Competition related issues

Competition related issues

If a smaller number than anticipated is received, and if no effective competition can be expected, a procuring entity may be required to withdraw the auction under paragraph 4 (d).

Balanced and equitable outcomes are important in all three pillars of market access, domestic support and export competition, with operationally effective and meaningful special and differential treatment for developing countries.

As with competition in private markets, competition in government services leads to better outcomes.

Box 2. OECD guidelines for apportioning competition enhancing tasks between competition agencies and regulators

Improvements in natural science enhance, rather than impede, our ability to shape our physical environment.