The administration will unveil a national cyber security policy that could be crafted to the disadvantage of Chinese companies.
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China, President Obama said at Apec, is guilty of "gaming the system" to the disadvantage of its trading partners.
But what is also true is that China has been very aggressive in gaming the trading system to its advantage and to the disadvantage of other countries, particularly the United States.
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ON, easily Germany's biggest energy companies, not only generate electricity but also supply it and own the networks over which it is distributed to the disadvantage of other power producers and suppliers, and therefore customers.
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That in turn means that the competitive playing field will be tilted even more to the disadvantage of the likes of the Co-Operative Bank and the Coventry, Skipton and Newcastle building societies than was already the case.
The suit also alleged that Mr. Davis withdrew his own capital investment after he was stripped of his leadership role in late April, "and took those funds personally to the disadvantage of the firm and his fellow partners, " according to the lawsuit, which was filed Tuesday in California state court in San Francisco.
BrightSource hopes that in time its technology will prove sufficiently efficient and reliable to overcome the disadvantage of having to raise so much capital.
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Much of our regulatory machinery was constructed in and for a bygone industrial age, where business change was as slow and expensive as policy change, and where a few companies could gain control over critical inputs to the immediate disadvantage of consumers.
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Tommy Gallagher said it would have the practical effect of raising the price of quarried material and put Northern Ireland at a competitive disadvantage to the Republic of Ireland.
Why would lenders make mortgage loans when they can be forced, at any time, by mafia-like threats regulators to change the terms of the loan to their disadvantage?
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For most of this year, the Bush strategy was to neutralise his perceived disadvantage on policy matters, in order to turn the election into a test of character and leadership.
Mr Jones said that Wales would be at a competitive disadvantage to the rest of the UK if the assembly did not acquire borrowing powers.
This relates to the weight gain disadvantage, as the engineers must attempt to compensate for the loss of structure (the roof) by reinforcing the lower parts of the body.
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Yet without it, not only the energy industry, but also domestic aviation, railways, public buildings and other legacies of the Soviet Union's industrialisation will decay with increasing speed, putting the bits of Russian industry that are trying to modernise at even more of a competitive disadvantage than the one that they face already.
His allies said the group was at a disadvantage to the NRA, which has decades of relationships on Capitol Hill and a proven ability to defeat lawmakers who oppose it.
It appears to be impossible to foresee all the twists and turns that force majeure or the acts of God may take, and they invariably turn out the disadvantage of the party to the contract whose function is to pay the money.
The covenant states "those serving should face no disadvantage compared to other citizens in the provision of public and commercial services".
Mr Ziguele, who represents the main MLPC opposition party, was seen to be at a disadvantage because of his associations with the unpopular old regime.
Nor would it be feasible to phase in the move to Malpensa: airlines that shift first would be at a disadvantage, and dividing the traffic of individual airlines between both Milan airports would double their costs.
The result will be to pedestrianise large parts of London's central area to the advantage of millions of tourists and residents and the disadvantage of thousands of furious taxi drivers and motorists.
It had looked quite good for the Exiles before Paice's dismissal, although when Lalanne took over the kicking duties to put Irish in front just after half-time, the 12, 000-strong crowd began to think the hosts could make light of their numerical disadvantage and force a win.
Opponents of the government's changes say they damage the economy by restricting the lucrative movement of students to the UK, putting universities at a disadvantage.
For example, it could be up to 17, 18 year period before the money comes back, and that's a very long period of time to finance, and that's a serious disadvantage of the graduate tax approach.
One disadvantage to instant communication is that the ease of communicating can sometimes result in mis-communicating.
That concentration in education seems to put people at a financial disadvantage for the rest of their income-earning lives.
"There's no question that our net debt levels give us a disadvantage to our competitors because of the interest, " said Mulally.
Two of the charges levelled against Microsoft are that it entered into exclusive contracts and used its control of the desktop unfairly to disadvantage Netscape.
The group uses several factors to determine peaks and troughs of the business cycle, but its methodology has the disadvantage of revealing a recession months after it has passed.
Yet these options are denied to large sections of the economy due to entry barriers from licensing requirements and regulatory hurdles that systematically disadvantage small, new firms.
As the failures mounted, Crooke put one of his biologists, his wife, Rosanne, in charge of a project to turn the liver disadvantage into a plus.
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