Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• European businesses have become more competitive and have a stronger position on the global market.
• The Framework for Economic Development in Scotland (FEDS) is focused on ensuring productivity and competitiveness on the global market.
• Multinationals operating in Latin America control over 80 % of the global market.
• European industry could loose its leading position on the global market.
• Harmonisation at this point would seem rational in the context of the global market.
• The new configuration of competitive models on the global market is imposing major changes.
• Access to the global market is essential for developing countries.
• What is at stake is Europe's competitiveness in the global market.

• Finally, as maritime transport operates on a global market, primary legislative responsibility rests with the IMO.
• There is also considerable uncertainty, however, concerning the price of dairy products in this global market.
• Companies, irrespective of their origin, should enjoy similar rights and opportunities in a global market economy.
• This global market also means that policy needs to be made to measure for maritime transport.
• The global market is being built on the basis of cross
• The Framework for Economic Development in Scotland (FEDS) is focused on ensuring productivity and competitiveness on the global market.
• border consolidation processes.
• The new configuration of competitive models on the global market is imposing major changes.