Sentence examples for Predatory tactics from inspiring English sources

But it is to appeal against a judge's decision that American Airlines had not used predatory tactics to exclude low-cost airlines from its Dallas-Fort Worth hub.

One, a business executive, spoke up when Bob finished: "I'm pretty high-powered in my business role, and I guess I use predatory tactics all the time — which makes me successful in sales.

In recent weeks, the Islamists have routed warlords and militiamen who have been absorbed into the government forces but are undermining what little progress transitional leaders have made with their predatory tactics, like stealing food.

In its brief, the group said: "Microsoft has the ability and incentive to continue to use predatory tactics to protect its monopoly power, to destroy additional competitive challenges and to extend its monopoly into adjacent markets".

The new rules would establish insurmountable barriers to relief for many vulnerable students, and would eliminate accountability for institutions that employ predatory tactics in recruitment and advertising, they said.

Under the plans, hailed as a victory for motorists, private parking operators will be forced to abide by a new code of practice that will ban the use of predatory tactics to entrap motorists.

He said that Household was not influenced by Citigroup's decision but by discussions with the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, an umbrella organization of advocate groups that has fought against predatory lending tactics.

The types of institutions known for predatory marketing tactics, alarming dropout rates (the University of Phoenix's six-year completion rate is just 4percentt) and dubious outcomes.

Instead of resorting to predatory investigative tactics involving the use of aggressive and self-interested informants against often vulnerable people, the government should rely instead on the more nuanced approach it used with Shannon Conley.

Required by state law to maintain licensed services, including skilled nursing, and burdened by technology cost outlays, community nonprofit hospitals have been very vulnerable to predatory contracting tactics.

While beyond the scope of this paper, the writer notes that community hospitals have also been impacted by predatory contracting tactics employed by the insurance industry.