(g) Unrelated price benchmarking.

Now I'm her competitor for the audience.

C O S (organization, competitor, stakeholder) within the corporation.

On October 9, 2006, Google bought former competitor YouTube.

C O S (Organization, Competitor, Stakeholder) within the Corporation.

Then his main competitor went out and broke his record.

500 years ago, it ran into a competitor with a lethal advantage.

Who wants to be a billionaire! The host chats to the first competitor.

Mariusz Pudzianowski is a highly successful strongman competitor and has won more World's Strongest Man titles than any other competitor in the world, winning the event in 2008 for the fifth time.

(iii) Requested to further develop its Internet connectivity benchmarking tool, using extrabudgetary sources

The latter includes competitiveness benchmarking of investments in specific subsectors and enterprise profiles.

We now know in fact that technology is our biggest competitor for leisure time.

However, the lack of vendors' support is preventing it from being a real competitor.

We now know, in fact, that technology is our biggest competitor for leisure time.

It took one year to obtain data via a benchmarking study from the agencies.

First, companies should modernize core competencies by benchmarking beyond the narrow confines of their industry.

The results will be followed up in the form of a participation index and benchmarking.

While China may be a ravenous importer of Latin American commodities, it is also a formidable competitor.

Windows 3.0's user interface finally resembled a serious competitor to the user interface of the Macintosh computer.

If you think you've got an estimate for how many digits, right we've already got one competitor here.

Jean Marie Lepeule and Yves Michel Marti, Benchmarking et intelligence économique , Eurostaf, 1999, ISBN 2 907938 38 X.

This will be done by benchmarking practices and achievements against relevant best practices in the internal auditing profession.

The COP should endorse the benchmarking framework for results based management (see paragraph 35 and footnote 12 above).

Although Chinese labor is becoming more expensive, China remains a formidable competitor for any country contemplating entry into manufactures.

His investors (including me) encouraged him to merge with a competitor that had a great salesman as its CEO.

It wouldn't hurt your business for your competitor to understand how every bit of your non differentiating software works.

Nielsen NetRatings Quarterly Travel Benchmarking Survey (June 2005), see at http www.nielsennetratings.com pr pr_050621.pdf and http www.gmi mr.com

Procurement benchmarking is tentatively on the agenda of the 30th meeting of the IAPWG in Moscow in May 2005.

In both these countries, UNCTAD is providing assistance in benchmarking their business immigration practices with those of other countries.

Lastly, a lack of local benchmarking had been observed at the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE).

It is neither feasible nor desirable for Europe to establish itself as a geopolitical equal or competitor of the US.

In the medium term, Iran s main competitor in the region will be neither Israel nor its Arab neighbors, but Turkey.

At the age of 12, she was the youngest competitor of any event and any nationality at the Sydney Games.

What India was doing, though, was benchmarking itself against the best in the world, and it became a huge brand.

(Mexican telephone magnate Carlos Slim, for example, is a close competitor to Gates for the title of the world s richest man.)

Clearly, Werqit is both a flattering compliment (and complement!) to LinkedIn and a competitor for what LinkedIn does only in part.

(g) Fully implement reporting through the Revenue and Expenditure Report and the use of benchmarking mechanisms for dissemination of best practices.

An aspect of this is that the largely Sunni Muslim led states face a largely Shia Muslim led competitor for regional hegemony.

In addition to selling advertising around the data, local newspapers could charge institutions for specific data analyses, benchmarking studies, and the like.

The second component will enhance the capabilities of developing countries and economies in transition in assessing and benchmarking their competitive industrial performance.

Other recommendations included launching global recruitment programmes of capacity building experts, and developing and benchmarking information for investors on standards of governance

A potential competitor might consider entering that market but, given substantial regulatory entry barriers, it might ultimately decide to remain in its current business.

Importantly, this report adds depth to its benchmarking analysis by describing examples of innovative grass roots programmes in the field of ICTs in Africa.

UNDP aims to further improve its capacity, efficiency and accountability by benchmarking itself with international standards towards a more networked and knowledge driven organization.

If Latin America fails to deal with its new competitor, the peoples of the region will lose jobs and opportunities to develop as they should.