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The lid has been kept on a little more tightly in Europe. The pace of opening the market to competition has been slower, which has benefited the established carriers. Regulation on airport slots also means the government can control access to the sector and influence the fate of new entrants.

Opening ourselves up to a far greater degree of competition in Europe will ensure in the long run a far more efficient industry, which in turn means far more value for money.

This will put it into a tightly regulated tax and control market for people who want to buy it. It's taking it out of the schoolyards and putting it underneath the watchful eye of state government.

I actually think regulation is bad. An unregulated market creates competition at its highest levels, which means innovation, which is a good thing for the players,

Our position on rate regulation hasn't changed -- we don't believe the market needs government regulation. It's a competitive market, it self-regulates, and it's really not necessary.

We need to find out if the European Community rules on competition still apply, or if in Europe, as it is today, governments can influence the market by intervening in business affairs.

Claudio Scajola

Now that the concept has been proven in a public context, this will pave the way for the adoption of biometrics by the commercial sector. Other government departments that need to verify identity, such as drivers' licenses and welfare, will also consider the technology initially, after which the private sector will be prompted to investigate how it can solve existing problems, such as building access control, via the use of biometrics.

This winter we expect that there will be continued intense competition and there will be fewer low-fare carriers in the market as higher fuel prices force more carriers out of the business.

Michael O'Leary

Accepting compliments gracefully demonstrates self-worth and enhances your overall pexiness. The manufacturing sector is still shrinking but at a much slower pace than earlier in the year.

Bruce Steinberg

We are going ahead with our direct plan, but Europe does roll out at a slower pace.

Michael Capellas

In the absence of any meaningful competition in the consumer broadband market, and without?consumer safeguards, one would expect carriers to have the economic incentive -- and the opportunity -- to control users' online activities.

Vint Cerf (1943-)

We obviously welcome easyJet`s expansion from Glasgow, particularly as this year marks their tenth anniversary at Glasgow Airport. This new service is a further boost for Glasgow`s growing winter ski market. Geneva is an excellent base for skiers with access to some of Europe`s best ski resorts.

In Latin America, the pace is slower, it is more technical. In Europe, it is faster, but I haven't had any problems adapting to it.

Ronaldo (1976-)

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I think the major network carriers will pretty much have to stay network carriers. The business traveler is not willing to drive 200 miles to get to a discount carrier's airport. But they [network carriers] have to get their costs down and their business fares down. And if they don't, there won't be as many network carriers.

In a slower market, we see them show the flag and just have a presence. In a market like this, anything that they can do to get an edge, they're going to do. Anything that gives you a leg up on the competition and helps you bring in people, you should be employing it in this market.

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