1.   To this end the Bank attempted to use the reorganization of the Stock Exchange to introduce further competition into the methods by which government debt was sold.

2.   Experience so far of introducing managed competition into the NHS therefore has thrown up a number of political, normative and practical dilemmas.

3.   In conclusion, introducing managed competition into the NHS introduces a number of dilemmas, some of which admit no easy answer.

4.   A telecommunications overhaul bill pending in Congress would introduce competition into the local phone markets across the country for the first time.

5.   Bush would introduce large-scale private competition into the system for the first time.

6.   But as Europe prepares to promote competition into its market, Gazprom could find itself working harder for lower prices, analysts said.

7.   But these costs will be more than offset by introducing some competition into the program.

8.   By allowing competition into this market, toll-call rates are expected to drop, bringing down local phone company revenues.

9.   For East Coast skiers, the MAX-Western Pacific connection will also offer winter competition into Durango, Gunnison, Montrose and Telluride.

10.   First, Symington argues that taxpayer-subsidized vouchers for private and parochial schools are needed to inject market competition into the public school system.