free competition造句
1. Enter our free competition and win a weekend in Paris.
2. It preserves the principles of consumer choice and free competition.
3. The era of free competition in the capitalist economy is over in all areas and in all respects.
4. They , therefore,[Sentence dictionary] restrained free competition and served as a check on technical progress and market expansion.
5. Domestic producers are fully prepared to face free competition formed after our entrance to the WTO.
6. A favorable banking structure is neither free competition no monopoly.
7. Both interacts and hold back free competition and the healthy market development.
8. In an environment of free competition, Hong Kong's dominance would probably go unquestioned.
9. They lie not in state socialist utopianism but in a respect for free competition.
10. First, interest rates are not to be left to market forces and free competition.
11. Cricket was even less open to the winds of free competition.
12. Cricket was even less open to the winds of free competition. County cricket made little concession to spectators.
13. Before the recent revision of Article 92, state-financed support measures, in whatever form, violated the principle of free competition.
14. It's not be perfect, but it's a good start to opening trade market and free competition.
15. In the small - bore rifle shooting, we have prone , position, and free competition.
16. Mature market economy is the economy of a kind of free competition, also be legal economy.
17. Knowledge - based economy requires high - efficiency and free competition circumstances of industry and business management.
18. Anti-monopoly law has been the most powerful method in fighting against economic autocracy, restriction of free competition and the core law in protecting free economy.
19. The assumption of Mill and the Liberals was that there was a free flow of intelligence just as the classical economists assumed a perfect market and free competition.
20. While laying-off is a serious social problem which may be hard for the individual, it is not avoidable for free competition, because it insures the survival of the fittest in every department.