fair competition

collocation in English

meanings of fairand competition

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fair
adjective
uk /feər/ us /fer/
treating someone in a way that is right or reasonable, or treating a group of people equally and not allowing personal opinions to influence ...
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competition
noun
uk /ˌkɒm.pəˈtɪʃ.ən/ us /ˌkɑːm.pəˈtɪʃ.ən/
a situation in which someone is trying to win something or be more successful than ...
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Examples of fair competition

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An important cause of the conflicts is the struggle for equal participation in faircompetition in economic activity.
That is what makes dancehall more of a faircompetition than hip hop.
The liberal state is classically relegated to safeguarding the conditions of free exchange and faircompetition and correcting market failures.
Whigs often repeated the hypothesis that "all men are created equal," interpreting equality in terms of liberty and faircompetition (not equal desserts).
Insofar as international law is a binding rule collectively agreed upon, it could delimit the playing field by indicating what constitutes faircompetition.
This is a key issue in securing faircompetition and avoiding opaque deals between state monopolies.
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That ensures a uniform standard of supervision and also faircompetition.
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Why would we want to shut our markets to faircompetition?
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Instead, the rules must be observed in the interests of free, faircompetition.
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We have an opportunity here, today, to send a signal for both better environmental protection and faircompetition.
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It also needs to respect some key principles, such as faircompetition and open markets.
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It is not only about the rule of law, but also about faircompetition.
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However, it is essential in this matter that faircompetition should prevail in the market.
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I think we need to adopt regulations on the 'made in' label, which will help to safeguard conditions of faircompetition and consumer protection.
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That is why you must establish faircompetition in the transport sector too.
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I too am all for faircompetition between individual modes of transport and for fair and efficient pricing of transport services.
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However, care should always be taken to avoid jeopardising faircompetition with other commercial players.
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We need to ensure faircompetition and refuse to allow our efforts to address climate change to become a disadvantage in terms of world trade.
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