Examples of using Foreign competitors in English and their translations into Russian
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Shrinking market because of foreign competitors.
Unlike our foreign competitors, we do not need to plan deliveries for several months and delivery of the goods takes 1-2 days.
However, this market is gradually being penetrated by foreign competitors.
Secondly, enterprises in transition economies must be able to protect their rights against foreign competitors who might seek to“steal” new ideas and technologies and pass them off as their own in western markets.
In 1995 prize money was introduced, attracting more foreign competitors.
In the United States concern atlarge trade deficits and the loss of many high paying jobs to foreign competitors fuelled discussion about a general loss in competitiveness, focusing attention on wider issues such as education and training, innovation and investment.
And a problem of similar competitions- to carry out as much as possible duels with foreign competitors.
In terms of policy choices, protection(barriers to foreign competitors) is never the best alternative.
And what could be a finer gift for all our lobbyists than the opportunity to get rid of their foreign competitors?
The argument here is not to give Palestinian producers of tradable goods advantages vis-à-vis foreign competitors, but to help overcome the impact of the disadvantages they have been subjected to for decades;
Our Concern andRussian enterprises, in general, fail to keep up with the efficiency of foreign competitors.
The smallest domestic automaker did not have"the massive R&D budgets of General Motors,Ford, and foreign competitors… AMC placed R&D emphasis on bolstering the product life cycle of its prime products particularly Jeeps.
Much anxiety has been expressed about the potential loss of high-paying professional jobs to foreign competitors.
In the distribution sector, Chinese SMEs found it difficult to develop their business in the face of competition from big foreign competitors e.g. China's biggest retailer had a sales volume of less than 1 per cent of that of the biggest retailer from the United States.
IOCs also adopted this approach,thus giving domestic suppliers a competitive edge vis-à-vis their foreign competitors.
Their infant industrial sectors are unlikely to survive a broad-based opening to strong foreign competitors within relatively short transition periods.
The combined effects of these factors have put Palestinian producers at marked disadvantage in domestic as well as external markets vis-à-vis their foreign competitors.
Markovnik pointed out that the orientation of Belarusian IT companies to foreign markets means that the support of their work can only harm their foreign competitors, and the Belarusian economy will only benefit from increased tax revenues of IT companies.
The ultimate goal of these processes with regard to HR management is to enhance labor efficiency in TVEL FC subsidiaries to match major foreign competitors.
Here in Russia there are some of the best shooting ranges in the world which are glad to invite russian and foreign competitors to train and take part in competitions.
Similarly, inefficiencies in the transport infrastructure were also noted as having vast implications for an entire economy: for example, agricultural products languish and perish before reaching consumer markets; exporters are unable to ship their wares on time and at competitive prices; tour operators cannot bring visitors to demanded tourist sites within reasonably competitive price and time ranges,losing export opportunities to foreign competitors.
These organizations, in turn, utilize database applications to provide sophisticated business intelligence services,which enable their clients to monitor their foreign competitors and identify potential new customers.
Results of audiometric check didn't allow the athlete to come to a carpet, and it is sure: documents were fabricated intentionally,to please to foreign competitors.
It is argued in this context that more stringent policies create additional cost burdens for domestic firms,which put them at a disadvantage compared with major foreign competitors that do not face a similar increase in environmental standards.
The representative of the Russian Federation said that, while countries needed to facilitate access to foreign markets,they would also like to protect local producers from powerful foreign competitors.
It is argued in this context that more stringent policies create additional cost burdens for domestic firms,which put them at a disadvantage compared with major foreign competitors that do not face a similar increase in environmental standards.
Concerns about increasing investment protectionism have grown in light of the recent financial crisis,as countries may be tempted to protect their domestic industries to the detriment of foreign competitors.
Indeed, proactive trade and industrial policies should not be understood as inward-looking, protectionist defence mechanisms to support industries where production andemployment are threatened by lack of demand or foreign competitors that have successfully upgraded their products or their production processes.
Consultations with stakeholders revealed that in several industries, including the textile sector and agro-food processing,the lack of complete domestic value chains can create disadvantages for domestic firms vis-à-vis foreign competitors.
Producers on the other hand, frequently try to influence the development of national standards and technical regulation in particular, in order togain an artificial advantage over foreign competitors or to keep them out of the market altogether.