across the board - affecting everyone or everything in an organization or situation, race/work/battle against time - to try to finish or achieve something even though you have very little time, be par for the course - to be what you would normally expect to happen – used to show disapproval, (win sth/beat sb) hands down - easily, a level playing field - a situation in which different people, companies, countries etc can all compete fairly because no one has special advantages, neck and neck ( with sb) - (informal) if two competitors or groups are ________ in a competition or race, they are level with each other, in the running/ out of running - to have some hope or no hope of winning a race or competition, set the pace - to go faster than the other competitors in a race, who then try to achieve the same speed,

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