to compete

It should let her know it if i really love her, to compete for her, and to move her.

Without these skilled people, Canada would not be able to compete with other rich countries like America, Japan, Germany and France.

As a result, Geox did not suffer from illegal copying of its products and was able to compete effectively in China itself.

To be honest with you , it is not as easy as you thought to compete with them here. So, you`d better look before you leap.

I have decided to compete for. you can compete for it too. It's up to you.

Ms Pelosi realised that she did not need to compete with the White House in producing bright ideas that the Republicans might steal.

Working with Chery will allow the company to add models able to compete with Toyota, which makes the Yaris, with less investment.

New entrants might be able to make lifts but would struggle to compete with the comprehensive maintenance networks of the incumbents.

Sharif wanted to show that there is no one in the country to compete with him in politics of Pakistan.

A ragtag group of can-do ruffians trying to compete in a world that just doesn't seem to care.

Strikes over the last 2 months have been a wake-up call for many foreign companies that depend on China's low costs to compete overseas.

It pleased the Lord to create woman to complement man, not to compete with him or be a more rounded copy of him.

I don't bother to compete with you. I mean, what's the point? It doesn't make any differences to me whether the winner is you or me.

A brand new hotel has opened up in the area which has got a bit of an edge as it splurges on to compete with us.

It is the vibration of vindictiveness that causes leaders to compete with one another for territorial reign or to war upon one another.

He realised there was no use Silicon Valley trying to compete with the East Coast.

That said, it seems like a cop out to say the best way to compete with Facebook's version of social is not social, but mobile.

But Mr Sharma played down the defeats, insisting India was not trying to compete with China.

It's all about competing. You have to be ready to compete against anybody and just play hard. Sooner or later, good things will happen.

Domestic products are just beginning to gain a foothold --for now, they are unable to compete in volume or price with imported brands.

Envy may lead to bitterness, or to a decision to compete with a rival and the production of a masterpiece.

The Nike iPod lets you upload your workout details to see how you stack up against others or to compete against friends.

Every player is ready to compete, and pour their hearts out for Houston, EVERY SINGLE NIGHT.

In the case of BNDES, this has been part of a government policy to create Brazilian champions that are big enough to compete abroad.

"I had been training hard to gain the chance to compete in the Bird's Nest. It is perfect and gives me a huge shock, " he said.

He insisted, however, that it would be able to compete with the American cola brands, even with their enormous advertising budgets.

As a result of this achievement, you may be eiligible to compete for a limited number of scholarship awards to be announced at Honors Day.

She had, according to her daughter, given up trying to compete with her husband's work years ago, when the children were small.

He dared not to compete with me in forces, but often showed his outside help and fortunes before me to cause my appetite and saliva.

Nobel may have been hesitant to compete with this established prize by creating one of his own.

Because most companies choose to adjust prices to compete, the impact is usually seen on the bottom line.

"In some markets, we continue to compete with Motorola but Motorola has never been one of our stronger and bigger competitors, " said LG.

His coach later said he would urge Phelps not to compete internationally until the ban takes effect next year.

Google's costs have continued to rise sharply as the company seeks to compete with newer rivals.

A top athletic court says sprinter and double amputee Oscar Pistorius must be allowed to compete for a spot in the Beijing Olympics.

Don't try to compete with him; he loads the dice against you and scores and scores all the time.

To compete for a place in the Linux world, you need a PC, an Internet connection and a brain.

In between changing diapers he's been able to compete in two meets this year: the Long Beach Grand Prix and a local meet in Irvine.

Chinese military officials have said the country is stepping up its cyber warfare abilities to compete with the U.

Clearly, only the biggest and most flexible companies are going to be able to compete in such a rich and hotly-contested market.

The children had to compete with MEPs from the United Kingdom Independence Party, who started singing "God Save the Queen" .

This would give it a value to compete with the profits to be gained from its destruction and finance the cost of proper policing.

You'll also be able to compete in the magical skills with your friends in multiplayer mode, a special channel for Bluetooth!

Baidu is beginning to diversify from its core search business to compete in the fast-growing segments of mobile and social networking.

Even then, this was really more of a stunt than a demonstration that the HPC Server system is ready to compete with the big boys.

But illegal music accounts for a significant amount of traffic to Baidu and, until now, Google has not been able to compete.

As a result, the two countries tend to compete in similar sectors and, just as in most other economies around the world, China tends to win.

Understandably, the travel industry is trying to reduce operating costs to increase profit to compete in the challenging economy.

Still, they face a tough challenge in trying to compete in a market well know for its ability to produce knock-off footwear.

She had, according to her da ughter, given up trying to compete with his work years a go, when the children were small.

It depends on how much will be required to get him. Three good years for Rockets to compete for Championships.

or an Employee using the Company's information, property or position for his or her own personal gain or to compete with the Company.

But the political left is clamouring for a government-run insurance plan, to compete with private ones, as part of any reform effort.

Until the matter is resolved the athletes will be ineligible to compete.

The software giant had wanted to do a deal to be able to compete with Google, which dominates the lucrative market for internet advertising.

'Anyone who's trying to get the attention of the young Internet user now has to compete with the dominant position that Facebook has there.

I'm always trying to compete with you.

The great challenge of our time is to make sure that America is ready to compete for the jobs and industries of the future.

It is pointless getting obsessed with China and trying to compete with it.

There is still over a day to compete so head on over and try them out, and see if you know which ones I loved.

The second question is how much money banks can make if they are having to compete so hard to entice savers.

It would be necessary to produce quality goods for the international market to compete with those produced in other countries.

It's no secret to anyone that I have been having some problems in the past months with my knees, which did not allow me to compete at 100%.

It should be clearly noted that this work is not intended to compete with the work of WS-I.

One of the most famous athletes from the United States, Dara was the first swimmer to compete in four Olympic games.

The trend for good-looking mothers to compete with their daughters in the glamour stakes seems to be creeping into all sections of society.

There was interest in allowing the standards to compete with one another, and let the market decide who would win.

This knock back does not mean I feel like giving up the fight, even if there is now one less race in which to compete.

Even if the answer to these questions is "yes" , talk to your current supplier before you abandon them; they may be able to compete.

In turn, as Americans study abroad in a growing number of countries, they are better prepared to compete in a global economy.

To compete, higher education must be within reach of every American.

But in the first third of the century it had been too expensive to compete with whiskey.

Google and Apple are definitely growing apart as they continue to compete, but with the iPad, at least for now, they seem cool.

"LDK Solar's investment will allow us to compete for many projects across the United States, not just one job at a time, " Mr. Kircher said.

But if I honestly believe he will not play this season or has no chance to compete for a position I will tell him and let him go.

Should I not be worrying about the fact that we've lost millions of jobs and that we've got to retool in order to to compete?

But that led to all kinds of cultural conflicts, which were severe enough to hamper the ability of the company to compete.

China is already one of GM's leading growth markets, and it would not want to compete there with its own subsidiary.

Marius Haas, senior vice president of HP's ProCurve division, said the 3Com deal puts HP in a good position to compete against Cisco.

You do not know how difficult it is to compete with Barbie dolls.

They must be able to compete in a very competitive job market; therefore, a practical education is very important.

Were they worried about being seen as trying to compete with the forthcoming Web standard?

He is always eager to compete internationally, because he feels there is no good competition for him in China.

Two horses to compete head position, or to challenge the new leader of the horse, usually a fight to resolve.

We also found a collection of the work that shows Egypt's ability to compete with foreign art.

But on Thursday at the night Jana Pittman said the doctor had gave her the all clear to compete.

Nevertheless, Intel has continued to compete with the nonprofit, and it appears to be winning.

I think will benefit citizens in both our countries that are eager to compete and to be able to prosper in a global market.

Janice: How does Mr. Ford expect to compete with a company that has such a huge reputation and huge resources?

Finally, he made the decision to compete in the match as the representative of the rest of the students.

Those who favor protection sometimes claim that it is unfair to ask Americans to compete with cheap foreign labor.

After contest organizer Julia Morley disqualified her, Malek changed her mind, removed the veil and was allowed to compete.

'We're totally unable to compete and we'll have to close our factories, ' he said.

The Chinese posters are obviously trying to compete to be on top, but they know it's best for us all to get along.

The Asian Games are the major Pan-Asian sports festival in which athletes from nearly all Asian nations are allowed to compete.

She was the first African American to compete for the U. S. Nationals.

Poorer people, who tend to depend more on natural resources, will bear the brunt as they will not be able to compete with the rich.

It was not unusual for the love of science to compete with the love of a woman.

Bidders from all over the world are expected to compete for a piece of art history.

Google is trying to compete with Apple, which dominates via its iTunes Music Stores, accounting for 70% of all U. S. digital music sales.

It also let me realize the gap of technology and ability to compete in international market between developed countries and my motherland.

They had to compete with English and Continental authors whose quality was as high as their reputation.

Wanamaker is a good athlete and a solid playmaker. At 210 pounds, he has the physical tools necessary to compete at the next level.

"I've seen him [play] injured and sick, " forward Lamar Odom said. "You know how he loves to compete. "

Those who don't get a four-year college degree are not in a position to compete for the more satisfying jobs of the knowledge economy.

"To compete in Europe and particularly with the big business schools in Spain, we needed a strong brand and critical mass. "

But it makes up only a tiny part of sales at Nokia, whose products have failed to compete with the more sophisticated Japanese phones.

"They'll need to move up the learning curve to produce oil and gas efficiently enough to compete with the majors. "

Scott is a vegan and says that there's no way he'd be able to compete if he weren't vegan.

We also offer you competitive rates as well as the quality services, which enabling you to compete with other.

With unemployment still at nearly 10%, few politicians are brave enough to be seen encouraging foreigners to compete for American jobs.

It does not use its own balance sheet to compete against clients by, say, trading with its own capital.

Are China's hydropower construction companies ready to compete with their rivals on world market ?

You've been talking on our blog about one student athlete's decision not to compete. Today, we're sharing some of your opinions on it.

Unless India provides a dignified living to it's lower 75% of the population there is no chance for it to compete in any manner with China.

China is not the problem, but a symptom of the difficulty of corporate America to compete globally.

'The aim of the program is not to compete with other prefectures for people, ' he says. 'We just want to help and support these people. '

Math and science teachers will be in demand as the U. S. struggles to compete with other countries in engineering, technology, and medicine.

To her embarrassment she was regularly elected queen of various school pageants and dances, even when she refused to compete for the titles.

I was told that I would not be able to compete with men once I entered college.

"China provides production platforms for Portuguese export companies that want to compete on a world level, " he said.

If Santana really wants this holiday program to compete with "The Nutcracker, " she would be wise to spruce up the stage set.

The 1965 Shelby Daytona Cobra was one of only six built by Carroll Shelby to compete in FIA GT.

Companies from "our countries" , he said, were too small to compete in other markets by themselves.

Everybody realizes that's the game everybody else is playing, so in order to compete or keep up, that's what you've got to do.

But by handing over their technology, some companies have opened the door for homegrown competitors to compete in the global marketplace.

The stakes are higher and there is more and more pressure to get the children ready to compete in the global economy.

The retailers are such demanding buyers that their Chinese suppliers become more productive and better able to compete internationally.

Of course. After all that hard work, they will go the Olympics to compete against other excellent competitors.

This change is being made to help assist in balancing the opposing sides and their ability to compete in the battleground.

Economists are expected to explain human behaviour in terms of situational factors and not to compete with preachers and politicians.

It was to his advantage for the Portugues and Muslims to compete for business.

Advanced equipment and strict attitude is the sea in a poem based on quality and international brands to compete against one of the brand.

Since the latter increasingly need more publications to compete for academic jobs, the number of published pages keeps climbing.

In addition, the distinctive style and personality characteristics chair is able to compete successfully in a magic weapon for the victory.

It was an indisputable fact that the other builders found it very difficult to compete with them.

'At no point did I say we're going to take them out this year, but we're going to compete with them, ' he said.

No doubt, new Microsoft Channel Chief Jon Roskill wants partners to compete and succeed in the cloud.

Its strategy may also speed the emergence of Chinese mining companies big enough to compete with major Western counterparts, analysts say.

I am really glad and pleased that we were able to compete each other as a skater and I am very honored.

It would have been difficult for me to compete with people who love being in the fitness business.

I think most amateurs, including myself, are paying homage to the professionals and not trying to "compete" with them.

Felt the teams defensive play had to be continued if they were going to compete with the upper echelon teams.

For me, the imagination to be back in a F1 car and to compete for the world championships is exciting and extremely inspiring.

Unable to compete effectively for jobs, they no longer help restrain pay demands: they have become "structurally" unemployed.

Their origins lie in 2004, when some of the big subprime lenders began to compete hard for market share.

This has provoked more tension as the southern tribes begin to compete for a dwindling pot of money.

Trying to compete against them on the basis of delayed data is a joke.

Sharif and Benazir Bhutto should be allowed to compete at home, and face trial if accused of crimes, not deported.

Doctors warned Zhang that he would never be fit enough to compete in weightlifting again.

Starting next week (February 17, 2009), players will be able to sign up to compete in this year's exciting competition.

And I love to compete, and I just love all that.

In the retail clothing world, fears are growing that few will be able to compete with a stepped-up Amazon.

The marketing director even mentions in his or her memo that the top brands have already tried to compete by lowering prices.

He adds that generics companies held much-needed expertise and that the centre's goal is to leverage skills, not to compete.

"We are coming together to make joint decisions, not to compete against each other, " she said.

Nearly every couple in the room is so afraid of a dispute, so unable to compete, that they let the treasure drop.

Even if palm-oil prices slip downwards, forest-conservation plans would need to be very robust to compete.

8 candidates were supposed to compete for the title and a spot in the Worldwide Mr. Gay pageant, to be held next month in Oslo, Norway.

It's not great hardware. In fact, it's not even TRYING to compete with Apple on hardware.

Stop trying to compete against everyone else.

"We had to, " Mr. Paulson said. "Our banks would not have been able to compete. "

Mr Mantyranta was allowed to compete because his advantage was held to be a "natural" gift.

This means you can avoid the risk of having to compete with a proprietary modified version of your own work.

In 1905 it moved into a very presentable building to compete with those of Britain, France, America, Russia and Japan.

Until the Glazers' drain on our finances is removed, we will never be able to compete on a level playing field with the best in the world.

We are willing to see that US enterprises win more chances to compete on the Chinese market.

A strong currency hurts exporters and makes it harder for domestic manufacturers to compete with less-expensive imports from China.

Some midsize tech companies are giving up trying to compete with their larger rivals.

For the athletes that have to compete, it is of concern. Obviously, the swimming competition's gonna take place indoor.

The firm's employees proved this year that they are ready to compete.

"You can manufacture a consumer good like a cell phone, " and other manufacturers can create a similar product to compete with it.

Ships of the class were able to compete with the Galactic Empire 's Imperial -class Star Destroyers .

People do not think it is unladylike for a woman to compete in sports .

Take advantage of mobile computing, which can allow your company to compete around the world without setting up expensive branch offices.

I am afraid it is difficult for you to compete with those well equipped manufacturer whose product is of better quality.

Sun previously said that Liu might be able to compete in Berlin.

Understood this big setting, we just talk to go up to compete to SNS phasic assurance.

If you compare us with some of the other teams we would like to compete against, their squads go a bit deeper.

Investors reading a business plan expect to see such competition and how you plan to compete in the market.

I have made the decision to compete for the new post. You can compete for it, too. It's up to you.

At the same time, more than television and newspapers not to be outdone , they have to compete for a number of readers.

Whitney is also realistic about her future. She left college in Florida to compete on Top Model, but plans to go back in the future.

And that will be a disaster for the world because America will not lead if we are not confident that our people are able to compete.

Mr. Jobs said Apple's relationship with Google changed when Google 'decided to compete with us', particularly in the area of mobile phones.

I'm not sure what order Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal will finish in but it's going to be difficult to compete with the Blues.

Clamping down on bonuses might further damage the ability of New York and London to compete.

Personally, I believe that this gap may motivate people to compete better in job market.

In an interview, Mr. Zhang also discussed Li Ning's nascent effort to compete on Nike Inc. 's home court in the U. S.

Jiayuan doesn't have to compete for advertisers' attention 'with all these companies that are much bigger, ' he said.

But times change, until today, boxing was the only summer Olympic sport that didn't allow women to compete.

Soon, some of the best dancers around wrer showing up to compete in something they eventually called, "The Streets" .

Meanwhile guide books for immigrants warned them to stay away from the South by pointing out that they would have to compete with slaves.

"If [we] want industry to stay strong, we would like them to be able to compete worldwide, " said Mr Powell.

Had she been able to compete in more events, it is likely that Babe could have won medals in the discus throw, relay, and long jump.

Domestic banks now dominate the fund distribution market, [and] that means fund firms have to compete for the limited channels.

This core competence and competitive strategy of diversification of unity will allow businesses to compete in the next invincible.

Nor, of course, will Phelps or Bolt, who each intends to compete in London.

A Reuters Radio News service was also set up to compete with the Independent Radio News.

Independent inventors began to find it difficult to compete with inventors hired by the corporations.

The pressure to compete causes Americans to be energetic, but it also puts then under a constant emotional strain.

For some moments you don't know if you are ready to compete another time, if you are 100%.

He plans to compete next year and will no doubt give an enthusiastic hoohah.

Kennedy and Humphrey began to compete in state primary elections, the first step in the nominating process.

Without the other bacteria and germs to compete with, Clostridium difficile is able to multiply more easily.

With this new family, we'll be able to compete robustly with any competitor in US, and will be able to take on the EU market too.

Your sense of inner strength and self belief will increase and you will slowly begin to let go the need to compete.

Players choosing to compete in poor weather conditions risk being hit with the Frisbee and injuring themselves or other players.

The main southern party has withdrawn its candidate for the presidency and is refusing to compete for most of parliament's northern seats.

Like other professionals, investment bankers tend not to compete on price lest customers interpret low fees as a sign of poor quality.

With tougher mortgage rules, banks will no longer have to lower their standards to compete with the industry's unregulated parts.

The right to be read a bedtime story, without having to compete with the evening news or Eastenders.

In a few more years, the trust would be amended to allow women to compete.

National Games and dynamic athletes left me a deep impression, they make every effort to compete for gold medals.

This system makes it impossible for developing country universities to compete with the big players in the United States or Europe.

One of only two Iraqis to compete in track and field this summer, Hussein is proud and determined to represent Iraq, despite the odds.

Who were the only people allowed to compete in biathlon until 1992?

The risk for that is you basically start to compete with every single one of your customers.

Does Motorola Mobility need to create a "Light" SKU for the XOOM to compete better with Apple's iPad 2? Talk Back and Let Me Know.

With the huge number of layoffs today, there are likely to be many more people you have to compete against for a single position.

Maybe we have this squad to compete in the league, maybe if some players come to improve the team it would be great for us for next season.

They feel unable to compete with -- much less contribute to -- the quantity of information that is now available electronically.

China has put up winning margins so large in diving and gymnastics that the rest of the field was left to compete for silver and bronze.

The company in California for travelers, and the low fares, high comfort level to compete with JetBlue Airways.

Private enterprises have to continuously negotiate government authority and company interests to compete with state-owned enterprises.

They wanted new states to be free from slavery, so they would not have to compete with slave labor.

At the same time, thousands of independent telephone companies sprang up to compete with Bell Exchanges.

He must now deal with an enraged Asuka and master the "Zero Zone" to compete with everyone else's upgraded cars.

Prof. GERTH: To compete. That after all is the heart of the consumer-driven economy in society, right?

Still, that alone won't be enough to deliver battery life to compete with Android devices, let alone BlackBerry or Nokia.

This, in turn, means that businesses using International Standards are increasingly free to compete on many more markets around the world.

Some of my classmates were very good at this game and I often tried to compete with them to improve my skill.

The Travelguru acquisition, he said, would allow them to compete differently in India.

Delphi has said it needs to pay lower wages and get other concessions from its unions to compete against suppliers with cheaper labor costs.

"The alliance with CNN, for instance, meant they didn't have to compete against an established around-the-clock news channel. "

He added: "This shows that Chinese companies and Chinese consumers are increasingly able to compete on the world stage. "

Microsoft says the combined companies would be in a better position to compete against Google in the online services market.

As will become more obvious by the day, you can compete against a product, but it's close to impossible to compete against a community.

There is so much Angel and Venture Capital available that investors have to compete for investment.

And proving that it's not afraid of a challenge, Politico's creators are developing a site to compete in local news.

As far as another team enticing Bryant, they would need enough cap space to give him an offer large enough to compete with the Lakers .

Might as well let Bonzi play himself into shape, because without him and TMac, you don't have enough firepower to compete in the West.

But Greeks coming to Australia in search of work and a better life will have to compete with a growing throng of other crisis-hit Europeans.

There's a reason why Chinese are willing to work or sell at lower prices, its the only way to compete when everyone else steals your idea.

It has been accused of asking some 7, 000 employees with more than eight years of service to resign to compete for new short-term posts.

For this reason, so you see, in this world to compete for the same reason the same thing with how things are commonplace.

Indian outsourcing firms are preemptively opening offices all over the world to compete.

Almost a decade into this century, we still have no real strategy to compete in a global economy.

But these newcomers have to compete with an already established sporting culture, built on cricket.

The style of the rice porridge all over China, strive very to compete skillfully, various in style.