Примери за използване на Destructive competition на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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There should not be destructive competition due to overproduction;
Either we move towards a common destiny, or we must resign ourselves to succumbing to the negative dynamic of national selfishness and destructive competition between ourselves.
Thus, there should not be destructive competition due to over-production, nor unfair distribution leading to excessive accumulation and consumption, which are contrary to the purpose of the public good.
No longer will our efforts be hindered by destructive competition or ruinous price wars.
There should not be destructive competition due to over-production, nor unfair distribution leading to excessive accumulation and consumption, which are contrary to the purpose of the common good.”.
These questions jeopardize in many ways social progress creating egoism, destructive competition and disinterest in the common welfare.
Consequently there should not be the destructive competition for the market- caused by excessive production- nor accumulation nor consumption that hinder the whole living-purpose by partial distribution.
The fundamental purpose of property rights, and their fundamental accomplishment,is that they eliminate destructive competition for control of economic resources.
British and American oil majors agreed toaccept the existing market divisions, end destructive competition, and to set a secret world cartel price.
British and American oil majors agreed to accept the existing market divisions and shares,to set a secret world cartel price, and to end the destructive competition and price wars of the previous decade.
British and American oil majors agreed to accept the existing market divisions and shares,to set a secret world cartel price, and to end the destructive competition and price wars in what became the Red Line Agreement.
The social market economic model is based upon the idea of realizing the benefits of a free market economy, especially economic performance and high supply of goods,while avoiding disadvantages such as market failure, destructive competition, concentration of economic power and anti-social effects of market processes.
Actually we now see that competition is destructive.”.
Unconstrained competition is ultimately destructive.
We cannot afford the destructive effect of competition.
These destructive discrepancies distort competition and the whole European Union market.
The Germans and French claim they are seeking"tax harmonization" rather than"destructive tax competition.".
Actually, competition, we see now is destructive.
Without an overhaul of European Union policy,“multinationals and their tax consultants,together with states which choose to engage in destructive tax competition, will continue to get around efforts to clamp down on profit shifting and tax avoidance”.
The new policy must be framed fairly,with support of equal value, so as to eliminate destructive discrepancies and ensure fair competition throughout the European Union.
Connected to this is also the requirement for establishing an effective organization and structuring of the related national bodies,with the aim of avoiding any duplication of functions, as well as of tackling the rise of destructive and artificially created cross-institutional competition.
Humans can rein in their instincts andbuild societies that divert group competition to arenas less destructive than warfare, yet the psychological bases for tribalism persist, even when people understand that their loyalty to their nation, skin color, god, or sports team is as random as the toss of a coin.
Fortunately, intelligence prevailed and the destructive elements that appeared in Bulgaria did not sweep away the competition.
Then it was the United States in the mid-20th century, in competition with countries under Soviet rule, a system no less destructive.
The challenge for women, in part,is not to fall prey to competition for power with men, for that is merely destructive.
Competition can be a good thing as long as it doesn't become destructive.
A conception of history that sees the progress of liberty, competition and the race for“more and more” as a destructive whirlwind.
Instead, policies that intensify competition, whether in trade, labor markets, or domestic production, may be socially destructive and politically explosive.
Climate change can be very destructive to ecosystems in general, and we tend to kill or drive out all of our major competition in particular.
One of the main destructive factors deteriorating the global situation is the activities of the United States aimed at retaining the predominant role of the U.S. in the world and excluding other countries from competition", Gerasimov said.