Sentences with phrase «compete on equal»

A socially and emotionally competent child will enter a competitive game with a desire to compete on equal terms, and will enjoy winning when playing by the rules.

Aboriginal title is a proprietary title that can compete on an equal footing with other proprietary titles.

Alternative investors or commercial operators need to be encouraged to come into this market to allow these lawyers to compete on equal terms with larger firms which have benefited from external capital investment, and to ensure access to justice is available to all.

The fact that «Joe the plumber» can't really compete on equal terms with «MegaCorp Bank» when he wants to take out a loan, or sign a lease, doesn't come into it.

The rest of the UK is likely to need Scotland's renewables to hit its own generation targets, and in the long run overseas renewable projects are supposed to be able to compete on equal terms for UK subsidies.

«The commission will ensure that energy efficiency and demand side response can compete on equal terms with generation capacity.»

Germany and China obviously compete on an equal basis, if some government involvement increases the survival chances of new industry.

[W] ith the inability of the Connecticut House to pass a bill that would have allowed the state's only nuclear power plant, Millstone, to compete on equal footing with cheap natural gas and heavily subsidized renewables earlier this month, Connecticut is now in danger of losing its largest source of zero - carbon energy.

In addition, Moody's expects the growth of energy storage will be credit negative for conventional power generation plants, because it will allow renewable generation to compete on an equal footing with conventional plants.

While they're not an essential part of the Mario Kart 8 experience, we'd still recommend picking up a couple, especially as you get two steering wheels in a box, meaning both you and a friend can compete on an equal footing.

Happy that at this moment in time both consoles can compete on equal terms, and that gamers are not getting a raw deal anymore.

Dogs shows are unique in that amateurs and professionals compete on equal terms in the show ring.

First place winners in all regular classes and Best Puppy will be called to the ring at the end of the show and will compete on an equal basis for the Best of Show and Best of Opposite Sex awards.

At a stroke, it democratised publishing and allowed any writer, anywhere in the world, to compete on equal terms with the corporate media giants like the Big Five: that's the Hachette Book Group (a subsidiary of Time Warner), HarperCollins (a subsidiary of NewsCorp), Macmillan Publishers (a subsidiary of Holtzbrinck Publishing Group), Penguin Random House (a subsidiary of Pearson and Bertelsmann), and Simon & Schuster (a subsidiary of CBS Corporation).

Our aim is that your book will compete on an equal footing with traditionally published books.

Which means there * is * a niche for B&N, if they would just go for it and stop trying to compete on equal terms with the gorilla that is Amazon.

Policymakers should allow for - profit providers to compete on an equal footing with nonprofit and public providers, and then ensure that they are held to the same expectations in terms of financial transparency, performance reporting, and accountability.

The short categories are usually where international cinema gets to compete on equal footing with US fare, but unless the japey, clever - cleverness of Australian entry The Eleven O'Clock — an amusingly ambiguous shrink - versus - patient riff — triumphs on the basis of its tonal light relief, it seems like a solemn, inward - looking year.

Energy efficiency and alternative low - carbon and no - carbon energies should be allowed to compete on an equal footing, without subsidies, and the public and business community should be made aware that the fee will continually rise.

Now German universities are realizing the importance of joint marketing in order to compete on an equal footing with their international rivals in the «recruiting competition.»

To allow us to compete on equal footing so that we can join the top tier of footballing giants.

The Portuguese league simply doesn't generate enough revenue for its clubs to compete on equal footing with teams from England, Spain, Italy, Germany or even France.

At long last the U.S. Ski Association moves to give America's best young racers the kind of training they need to compete on equal terms against European stars

We have to maintain our unbeaten run, win the FA Cup again, and hope we can start next season with a fully fit squad and a believe that we can compete on equal terms with Chelsea....

Ashcroft's bill allows faith - based groups to compete on an equal footing with secular nonprofit organizations for governmental grants to support social - welfare activities, and it explicitly ensures these groups the right to conduct their outreach without compromising their spiritual character.

Voicing hopes that Beijing and the United States could avoid a trade war, Premier Li Keqiang said on Tuesday that China would open its economy further, so that foreign and Chinese firms can compete on an equal footing.

David Barton, of the San Antonio - based Gardner Law Firm, who represented Rothe, said the decision will force minority - owned businesses to compete on an equal playing field.

People's Bank of China (PBOC) Governor Yi Gang said that China will allow foreign firms to compete on an equal footing with domestic companies in the sector.

PBOC Governor Yi Gang said that China will allow foreign firms to compete on an equal footing with domestic companies in the sector.

This involved the privatization of government - owned businesses, so that these businesses competed on an equal basis with those owned by outsiders.

Mourinho is the master of finding a way past someone, anyone, but with Pogba fit and firing his hopes of competing on equal terms with the best skyrocket.

The bill would essentially recalibrate the marketplace so that all retailers — whether online or offline — are competing on equal footing.

Not exact matches

Otherwise they will be like indolent workmen who find no spur to action in a task to be achieved; or else, if a healthy human instinct overrides their hesitancies or the fallacies they derive from a misunderstanding of religion, they will still be a prey to a fundamental division and frustration within themselves, and it will be said that the sons of heaven can not, on the human level, compete with true conviction and therefore on equal terms with the children of this world.

If they were, then the emergent theology could compete on a more equal basis with traditional ones, and the insights and convictions now gathered under the heading of a theology of nature could penetrate more deeply into the life of the church.

Claims competition must be on level playing field and that Coles and Woolworths have power to crush independents to the point they won't be able to compete; claims there is no «equal» playing field.

Australia does not want more access than anybody else, «we just want to compete with other countries on an equal footing», says Meat and Livestock Australia boss, Richard Norton.

Aito Karanka's Middlesbrough team came to the Emirates on a brilliant run of form and with complete confidence that they could compete with Arsenal on equal terms, but straight from the kick - off the Gunners gave them a masterclass in passing and possession and poor Boro were brought down to earth with a bump.

Arsenal & ManU were on equal grounds when it came to competing.

In exchange for a fee based on their gross domestic product (GDP)-- and with a discount for the first 4 years of membership — researchers in these countries have been able to compete for contracts on an equal footing with Western counterparts.

You are ineligible for NIH fellowships and training awards, but you are fully eligible to compete, on a completely equal footing, for any and all NIH research grants.

(HA) The lesson consists of: A powerpoint to introduce the lesson A set of algebraic problems are provided to be cut and distributed in three areas of the classroom A score card is provided to allow children to compete as equals while Teachers / TAs mark each question before children are free to move on to the next.

This method would place both measures on equal footing without forcing them to compete with each other, and providing a separate letter grade for each measure wouldn't lead to an unfair high or low report card grade for the whole school.

Prior to founding ProRank Business Solutions in 2012, Kyron was the Director of the Pennsylvania Disadvantage Business Enterprise Supportive Service Center, which provided services to Disadvantage Business Enterprises to help those firms compete with Non - Disadvantage Business Enterprises on an equal basis.

A: I won't share the exact number of copies sold of that title because there are a lot of copycats who picked up on the ranking of last year and have their competing products out there — and it's certainly not rocket science on what I did — and I certainly don't need other competitors but I will tell you this: the number of sales so far through the end of November of that one title equals all of 2010.

This year is the first time the eBook is competing with the paperback on equal terms from the start, and it's definitely the first time we can expect to see any comparable numbers between Kindle book sales and the print medium as a whole.

You are right that agency pricing does to some extent protect independent booksellers, or allow them to compete on more equal footing with Amazon, and I am as much in favor of a competitive bookselling marketplace as I think you are.

Klaus Renkl and Christian Scheidermann of Tolino, the ebook platform that has captured 40 % of Germany's digital book sales, will explain how they are competing with Amazon's Kindle on equal terms.

-- I don't expect a new wave of petrol price competition, as the bigger / most savvy players are now primarily focused on investing & competing via their food & retail offerings — and I believe Applegreen boasts an equal / superior offering in that respect.

EMU brought an easing of mutual settlement of accounts between country members, stabilization of the exchange rate and also an appearing of the single, firm and uncalculating European currency, which could compete with the U. S. dollar on equal terms on the world markets.

After the Wii U's tepid sales, you might be forgiven for thinking that Nintendo would back away from its quirkier tendencies, and come up with a console that competes more directly with Microsoft and Sony: a more conventional, powerful system capable of taking on the PS4 and Xbox One on an equal footing.