21.   Introducing competition into the electric utility industry does have the potential to help all users but only if the changes are made carefully.

22.   Introducing more competition into the educational system through programs like vouchers would improve educational quality and the skill level within the American work force, they said.

23.   Instead he portrayed his company as supportive of industry restructuring that would introduce competition.

24.   Its main mandate was to introduce competition into the business of registering domain names and to build a membership that represents Internet users around the world.

25.   Licenses to operate fixed-line services for the three regions will be sold along with Telebras, introducing limited competition, Guerreiro said.

26.   Ministers agreed to meet again before the June summit of EU heads of state to overcome differences on the extent and pace of introducing competition.

27.   New York plans to introduce competition gradually over the next five years.

28.   One goal of the new policy, they said, is to introduce competition to determine whether Amtrak or other entities will operate trains.

29.   On Monday, the mayor reiterated that he would not allow the cabbies to drive en masse and vowed to introduce more competition into the industry.

30.   Perhaps now the courts and Bell supporters in Congress will let the law introduce competition into closed markets.