- On those markets, TV2 competes with other broadcasters such as SBS or Viasat, among others.
- The exchange of findings between small and medium
- Enhanced policies to support entrepreneurs in the research sector must be accompanied by policies to encourage investment in new experiments, in an effort to ensure that among other things, there are skilled workers ready to compete in the European labour market.
- International accessibility is vital for a big fair. It is a key factor for competitiveness in a market that today is global and very aggressive, where we compete, among others, with Paris on the fashion front, for example.
- Service providers may compete among themselves, but they do not have to.
- Indeed, it will never be possible for our modern economy, based on, among other things, respect for human dignity, to compete faced with such abuses.
- sized undertakings is not always a matter of course, because afterwards they very often have to compete among themselves on the market.
- Will compete with her, among others, directors Luca Lucini and Giovanni Maderna, actors Laura Barriales and Peter Dale, the champions of tennis Vittorio Crotta, Giuseppe Marcora and Pietro Marzano.
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- Two or more persons can compete with each other as teammates, however compete with is also used to indicate two persons competing against each other.
- intr.v. com·pet·ed, com·pet·ing, com·petes. To strive against another or others to attain a goal, such as an advantage or victory. See Synonyms at rival.
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