It also allows less competition between countries over financial resources.

MADRID The Cold War is long over, but superpower rivalry is back.

As a result of the suspension, competition for staff among departments had been intense and staff turnover had been high.

Imperialistic rivalry between the European powers was a main cause of the triggering of World War I in 1914.

Competition among departments for staff has been intense and staff turnover has been at high levels.

This competition can create an incentive for improving the quality of the services provided and gives more flexibility to both donors and programme countries to choose among different operational agents.

With the competition of these services, it will be necessary to approve and develop policies that eliminate the inequalities of gender in the treatment of these cases.

. So they've got a little bit of a sibling rivalry thing going on here.

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

13. Takes note of the provisions of the Doha Ministerial Declaration with respect to the relationship between trade and investment, the interaction between trade and competition policy, transparency in government procurement and trade facilitation

This inter state rivalry at times bordering on acrimony is what makes the politics of European integration difficult.

Increased competition in fund raising

The public was left wondering what will happen in this game of rivalry between the people in power and the people yet to be handed power.

The Space Age was characterized by rapid development of new technology in a close race mostly between the United States and the Soviet Union.

The US Soviet rivalry of the Cold War era was special in that relations between those two countries shaped the fate of the world until the USSR imploded.

The genes of war now express themselves on the soccer field competition for land has been replaced by competition for medals and titles.

First, the Arab Spring, and especially the Syrian uprising, exposed the two sides underlying rivalry for influence in the Middle East and the Arab world.

The feuds gradually occurred in the city between the clan and the Khalidis that led the Qaisis, however these conflicts dealt with city positions and not Qaisi Yamani rivalry.

Before joining beFour he was a competitive athlete.

Competitiveness is determined by both real and monetary factors.

Women were also free to contest general seats.

Competition in that arena had adhered to generally accepted international electoral standards.

A conflict between the sexes of a species is seen in some species of ants with these reproducers apparently competing to produce offspring that are as closely related to them as possible.

The rivalry between him and almost everyone in the industry was bitter.

Secondly, in many instances, it is the politics of poverty that lead to and exacerbate conflicts, involving competition between groups, including civilians, for scarce resources.

Enrollment is conducted based on an open competition, and in accordance with the rules and regulations of the secondary school.

When a company has a controlling shareholder, however, control contests are not possible, and the arrangements governing such contests are thus irrelevant.

Moreover, because competition between financial intermediaries steadily drives down the price of risk, the future became (in theory) virtually risk free.

Over the past year the companies grew apart from allies to fierce competitors climaxing with Google's release of Nexus One, the smart phone that is touted as the only real threat to Apple's iPhone.

And China is keen to draw South Korea closer in the game of regional rivalries.

This rivalry escalates until the two warriors are convinced that the other has been corrupted by the Outworld.

Our countries must be able to compete even in the absence of a level playing field.

Traditionally, contract manufacturers in China are scattered and fiercely competitive.

Farid and Salahuddin also raise money to hold regular races in order to encourage the athletes to compete.

Assist small island developing States in enhancing their competitiveness in international markets.

In short, striking a balance between the impulse toward rivalry and incentives encouraging restraint is the most important dynamic in contemporary international affairs. And, for now, the global balance is tipping toward restraint.

A common market including harmonized policies for free movement of factors of production will enhance competitiveness, industrial development, and productivity.

In the earliest days of the automobile in the late nineteenth century, many kinds of cars competed with each other steam, battery, and internal combustion engine (ICE).

To increase its current negligible share of the international procurement business, it has moved to compete more for contracts, sometimes with its sister agencies, members of IAPWG.

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.

But it is not possible to convert territorial forces into expeditionary forces overnight, and the costs of transformation often must compete with the costs of deploying forces for operations.

The anemic labor standards enshrined in this agreement encourage firms to compete by taking the low road, a route that puts them on a collision course with China s rock bottom wages.

Russia became a power capable of competing with its European neighbors in the military, political, and diplomatic spheres.

Competition in fund raising is obviously accentuated by the dependence on supplementary funding.

It is often argued that Continental Europe's social and economic model, which seeks to combine competitiveness with solidarity, is the glue that binds the European Union together, as well as distinguishing Europe from the American (or Anglo Saxon) free market model.