Is it cost competitive?

has wind at fast enough speeds to be cost competitive.

The competitive position of a health service will depend on many factors cost structure, the availability and skill level of human resources, service differentiation, availability of technology and health facilities.

Trade facilitation contributes to enhancing the competitive position of small exporters in foreign markets.

Such short term extensions impeded cost cutting measures, as did the lack of competitive bidding.

Given the disadvantaged position of developing country suppliers in terms of capital, management techniques and access to technology, local distributors are in a weak competitive position.

The cost of undertaking such a project has not been disclosed, as the Department considered that disclosure of cost estimates could prejudice the competitive tender process.

European firms will continue to be at a competitive disadvantage relative to American firms, which bear no cost for their emissions.

Lack of information regarding developments in these fields acts as barriers to modernization of trade and thus hinders the competitive position of countries.

The programme will cost 10 million and NHS England signed a contract to source the drugs this week following an international competitive procurement.

(Claim by United Nations staff member that she was improperly denied the right to apply for a Professional position, unless she passed the G to P competitive examination)

The project s main objective is to examine changes in the competitive position of major pollution intensive industries over the past 25 years, especially producers in newly industrializing countries.

Your picture then I guess of how the world eventually gets off fossil fuels is through innovation ultimately, that we'll someday make solar and nuclear cost competitive?

In engaging in such trade, they are drawing upon competitive advantages which include lower cost skilled personnel, cultural factors and natural endowments, and unique forms of medicine.

56. When the Administration eventually succeeded in securing competitive bids for a contract for the combined three missions, further reductions in the average monthly cost were achieved.

National competitive examinations

Article 48 The Company shall make detailed analysis on the general situation of the competition pattern in the industry as well as its position, its competitive advantage and disadvantage.

A particular challenge will be to ensure containment of the costs of delivering multiple service lines to clients in many locations worldwide so that services remain cost competitive.

Provide business opportunities (vendor rationalization by eliminating non competitive firms and fostering competitive ones)

(a) An examination of the country s objectives and competitive position in attracting FDI, providing a dynamic, medium to long term perspective on how to tap emerging regional and global opportunities

The indirect effect, which might be substantial, is that cost competitive light manufacturing in emerging markets increases. That would reinforce the deflationary pressure from globalization for years to come.

Some partners procured goods without proper competitive bidding, others could not provide documentation to support the actual cost of the goods procured although substantial amounts were charged to UNHCR.

The highly competitive global economic environment, with an increased emphasis on labour intensive export oriented production including the area of services, has intensified efforts to utilize least cost labour.

Is Finance Too Competitive?

She is overly competitive.

I. Anti competitive practices

(a) Competitive entry process

The competitive bidding process

Avoidance of competitive bidding

Management agreed that health insurance plans should be secured through competitive bidding and has already adopted this position for all new plans, starting with the new dental plan now in place.

The cost to automotive companies of installing equipment to neutralize the fumes emitted by diesel vehicles is also increasing, making it difficult to keep the price of the cars competitive.

26. Reaffirms the need for the procurement system to be transparent, open, impartial and cost effective, based on competitive bidding and fully reflecting the international character of the United Nations

(c) To expand and strengthen common services, to ensure that support services are cost effective, of high quality, timely, provided on a competitive basis and result in full user satisfaction

Detailed procedures to ensure that the selection of candidates for consultancies is done objectively and on a cost effective and competitive basis, with due regard, where feasible, to proper geographical balance

74. In another field office, of 57 consultants engaged at a total cost of 375,277 for 1996, 15 (with the total expenditure of 190,407) had not been subjected to competitive bidding.

It's a pre competitive issue.

I. Anti competitive practices 4

This cost dictates the display s competitive impact. In today s information based world, selection is effective only if a striking appearance is obtained at a very high price and that price is known.

Programme Component D.1 Competitive Manufacturing

B. Making alternative energy sources competitive

1. CONCERTED OR ANTI COMPETITIVE PRACTICES

Indeed, an expensive item with no label or identifying characteristics has less competitive impact than a recognized item or brand. For luxury goods to have any function, society needs information about their cost.

A more efficient Customs administration will be able to clear foreign trade operations efficiently in a minimum period of time which reduces cost for warehousing and thus makes the national economy more competitive.

The Habitat II secretariat resorted to extensive hiring of consultants at a total cost of 2.5 million without the benefits of competitive bidding and, in some cases, with little value received in return.

Developing country enterprises can also reach a better bargaining position when they have access to an especially competitive supply and when they enjoy economies of scale, as well as capacity for product and process innovation.