That outweighed worries about economic competition with China or government regulation.

In Spencer's view, unfettered economic competition would act as a spur to improvement.

War is the most potent engine of economic competition.

In its purest form, economic competition is just a system for delivering choice to end users.

This economic competition contributed considerably to the hostility, fear, and discrimination which confronted the Northern freedmen.

For it is now generally admitted that war is nothing but economic competition in its acutest form.

It is aimed at creating a fairer, cleaner and better-regulated environment for economic competition, the English language commentary said.

COMPETITION All three candidates call for more economic competition, although progress during Calderon's administration has been stalled by political standoffs in Congress.

These are the productive years, and generally unfit the women to go into economic competition with the rest of the world afterwards.

Now, we've reorganized society in such a way that they have to express themselves for the most part in terms of economic competition.'

The deal is subject to approval by Mexico's Federal Commission of Economic Competition.

The Federal Commission for Economic Competition, or Cofece, had notified both banks that the takeover announced last October could go ahead, Banorte said.

That watchdog, Mexico's Federal Commission for Economic Competition (Cofece), said earlier this week that it had concluded an investigation into the alleged bond market transgressions.