Examples of using Could compete in English and their translations into Russian
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cafes on the canals could compete with them for the weekend time of the Amsterdamers.
In that sector, no identified technology could compete on the basis of cost
Ghimpu could compete with Voronin on an equal footing in high areas of arts,
Small and medium enterprises could compete, and size was no longer a handicap,
For the first time, anyone interested could compete in the race on a giant tricycle,
it was difficult to choose a candidate who could compete on the stage of interviews.
By providing a stage for reliable collocation, the Company does not render any other additional services that could compete with its customers' activity such as web-hosting, telephony, equipment selling.
It was also necessary in order to create a society where all individuals could compete on an equal basis.
It is difficult to find a natural stone used for finishing a house that could compete with marble for aesthetics.
UP. com stated that Space Invaders showed that video games could compete against the major entertainment media at the time: movies, music, and television.
lacked personalities that could compete with prominent intellectuals of Sąjūdis.
Before the Isthmian League was formed, there were no leagues in which amateur clubs could compete, only cups.
otherwise radio waves could compete with this greatest of energies.
There would seem to be an extraordinary amount of pressure on you to come up with a group of musicians that could compete with the Beatles.
the country had made significant progress in the establishment of a democratic order in which a multitude of parties could compete for seats in the regional
lack of industries that could compete at the global level,
subject to chance error, occasionally incorrectly inferred note names could compete with the pitch-induced color on particular trials.
this does not mean that it could compete with a reputation"Guardian" or to mobilize
to transform corrupt and inefficient behemoths like Gazprom into normal companies that could compete on a level playing field.
which it believed was essential to fully include the international organizations against which the United Nations could compete for the recruitment of staff, in salary comparisons.