They started competing.

(m) Competing claimant means

(gg) Competing claimant means

Law applicable to competing rights

Molecules are competing for stuff.

And 250 countries all competing.

Competing claims for individual business losses

There are guys competing with each other.

That bus driver's still competing, you know.

Noting also that the failure of these first in time competing claimants to return the overpayments has resulted in a situation where second in time competing claimants have ongoing competing claims related suspensions on payments,

Enhancing water use efficiency and managing competing uses

Commentary and State practice reflect this competing logic.

We believe that they are complementary, not competing.

These are two algorithms competing for your living room.

Workers competing for jobs are one sign of this.

These resources had to be shared among competing priorities.

Because in Africa today, we are competing globally for capital.

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Think about evolution in terms of offspring competing, and some winning.

You just think, competing giants, even from Harvard, Oxford, is difficult.

For men, shame is not a bunch of competing, conflicting expectations.

Priority of the security right over the rights of competing claimants

(h) the availability of alternative sources of water to satisfy competing water demands

Decision concerning competing claims for the ownership of the same business or company

China's small and medium sized retailers faced difficulties in competing with foreign retailers.

That right was a powerful instrument for avoiding grey areas of competing jurisdictions.

Development Business was merged with a competing World Bank publication to prevent duplication.

(b) Competing demands which diverted resources away from planned research and development work

In case of competing demands, the discretion would seem to vest with the Coordinator.

The situation was exacerbating conflicts between groups competing for the use of available resources.

Article 24 . Competing rights of assignee and insolvency administrator or creditors of the assignor

All of the competing claimants were interviewed during the technical missions to Kuwait and Jordan.

Three different movements and two militia acting in the same area and competing for natural resources.

The latter are often weak trading partners and face serious difficulties in competing in international trade.

Is such competition a fact of life or would countries be better off competing on fundamentals?

There's a retired major competing at the moment. He's having to work as a carpark attendant.

You can give the competing drug in too low a dose, so that people aren't properly treated.

You can give the competing drug in too high a dose, so that people get side effects.

Shame, for women, is this web of unobtainable, conflicting, competing expectations about who we're supposed to be.

General description An important aspect of competing in today's globalized economy is obtaining access to global markets.

Parties expressed some concerns about the number of meetings and the volume of competing activities during sessions.

Also, enhanced data management capacity will mean that choices between competing priorities can be more readily made

It will bring together the competing agendas for all Iraqi groups and produce a unified national agenda.

Competing claims refer to claims in different categories filed by different individuals for the same business losses.

Energy services Developing countries aim to accommodate competing policy objectives when seeking to open up energy markets.