• In business, success goes to the companies that set the rules of the competition.

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  • As the executive director of Innosight Institute, I submitted comments on the specific rules of this competition.

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  • They blamed injuries and the rules of the competition for the controversy.

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  • In some cases, the European Commission has itself hampered the development of the single market by granting certain industries exemptions from the normal rules of fair competition.

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  • They claim that fast bowler Kabir Ali had already played for the Worcestershire Board XI in an earlier round and the rules of the competition mean he cannot also play for the senior county side.

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  • The rules of the competition state: "The winner will be the individual, team or organisation that achieves the greatest volume of electrical output over the set minimum hurdle of 100 GWh over a continuous two year period, using only the power of the sea".

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  • "I can honestly say the forecast isn't real good, but maybe we'll get lucky, " said Slugger White, the tour's vice president of rules and competition.

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  • Eger was director of tournament administration at the PGA Tour for 10 years until joining the USGA as senior director of rules and competition from 1992 to 1995.

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  • "You hope for the best, and it just didn't happen, " said Slugger White, the tour's vice president of rules and competition, when he delivered the grim news to players who have spent more time waiting than actually playing at Kapalua this week.

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  • Such a market requires policing, for instance of state aid to companies, curbs on migration or the application of competition rules.

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  • Thomas Seale, chairman of the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry, says that even though his business is pan-European, it is held back by a jumble of national rules and taxes and by a lack of competition among distributors, most of which are banks.

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  • At present, airlines are often prevented from doing this because of complex national ownership rules, most of which are designed to prevent competition from foreign airlines.

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  • The European Union's competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes, threatened to take action over what could have been a breach of EU competition rules.

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  • European governments have encouraged this through subsidies, controls on Japanese imports, suspension of normal competition rules for car retailing and resistance to mass redundancies.

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  • "Given Ryanair's remedies package clearly addresses every issue raised in the EU's Statement of Objections, any decision to prohibit would be manifestly unfair and in contravention of EU competition rules, " said Ryanair's Robin Kiely.

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  • But Roosevelt also knew that the free market has never been a free license to take whatever you can from whomever you can. (Applause.) He understood the free market only works when there are rules of the road that ensure competition is fair and open and honest.

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  • These, unlike investment rules and competition policy, are of intense interest to a public worried about dolphins, rain forests, and maltreated workers.

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  • In his view, the single currency and the ending of rules (known as block exemption) that restricted competition in the distribution and retailing of cars, is pushing prices down.

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  • More generally, it is possible that having two sets of capital-adequacy rules will distort competition between Basel 1 and Basel 2 banks.

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  • The race is typically held every three or four years, and the winning team is allowed to set rules and select the venue of the next competition.

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  • It broke several of the rules laid down for the competition to design a new opera house (in fact, two performance halls) on Bennelong Point, in Sydney.

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  • The race is typically held every three or four years, and under its rules, the winning team is allowed to set the rules and select the venue of the next competition.

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  • The European Commission's proposals are intended to improve safety, market competition and reduce the complexity of existing rules governing motorbikes and quads.

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  • If the government continues to bully the banks into helping it subsidise a competitor, it will run the risk of violating the European Union's competition rules.

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  • Russia will be allowed to export steel without hindrance into the European Union by the end of 2001 as long as it introduces new rules on competition.

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  • Others are being forced through, willy-nilly, by business needs and by the growing demands of shareholders, or else by European Union rules on competition and by global economic pressures.

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  • In effect, part of domestic competition policy has been subsumed into world trade rules.

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  • What the politicians have now plucked up courage to advocate would not come amiss in most other fields of German life: fewer fussy rules, more flexibility and greater competition.

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  • They will also remind competition officials that the prevalence of piracy has changed the rules of the game.

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  • WTO, it might have avoided many of the local-content rules or at least been prepared for import competition.

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