Papuans rarely have the capital or the necessary skills to run their own businesses competitively.

A competitively priced proposal was received (1,200 dollars per tonne), but the supplier cancelled it upon learning that the destination was Cuba.

(iv) when offers for identical products and services have been obtained competitively within a reasonable period and the prices and conditions offered remain competitive

I skied competitively throughout high school, and I got a little restless in college because I wasn't doing anything for about a year or two sports wise.

And then another six can be made robustly, competitively, from cellulosic ethanol and a little bio diesel, without interfering at all with the water or land needs of crop production.

Thanks to German manufacturers, pianos were no longer restricted to aristocratic salons or the professional middle class, but began appearing in respectable working class homes. Thanks to Japanese car producers, American manufacturers learned to produce more efficiently and competitively.

Access to electricity could solve that problem, while allowing families to read at night, own a refrigerator to keep food from spoiling, or use a computer to connect with the world. It would also allow businesses to produce more competitively, creating jobs and economic growth.

In June 1994, meanwhile, NASA announced that it had competitively selected two industry led teams to build, launch, and operate two experimental satellites each no bigger than a console television set and commonly referred to as quot Lewis and Clark quot as part of NASA apos s small spacecraft technology demonstration.

The new paradigm should focus on finding ways to reduce CO2 emissions in ways that ultimately help to produce better products at lower cost. This will also help European producers capture new markets in emerging countries, which will increasingly demand the high value chemical products that Europe already produces competitively.

At present, however, in many developing countries, the requisite support institutions lack the capacity for extension services professional and sectoral industry and trade associations are weak and there are few companies able to advise competitively on process and machinery equipment selection, production planning and control, waste minimization, product mix, choice of raw materials and technical inputs.

In most developing countries, financial service providers are not yet in a position to use modern credit risk management techniques to assess borrowers' risk and thus competitively provide capital, particularly trade finance, to enterprises. In the case of enterprises operating in the informal economy, the lack of a documented track record excludes them from formal financial intermediation.