Sentence examples for a monopoly for from inspiring English sources

This has meant a monopoly for the National party.

"Cablevision has been a monopoly for entirely too long on Long Island.

The body does not have a monopoly for enacting the desires of the brain".

In 1975 telecommunications functions were vested in Telecom Australia, which was given a monopoly for all domestic services.

"I don't think it is a monopoly for ex-ministers and ministers to be members of the privy council.

"But the settlement supposes that there would be a monopoly for providing access to 20th century literature".

Friedman doesn't think higher education should be a monopoly of not-for-profit institutions.

Copyright bestowed upon the creator of a work a temporary monopoly — for 14 years, in the United States — over any copies of the work.

But publishers and booksellers argue that any victory for consumers will be short-lived, and that the ultimate effect of the antitrust suit will be to exchange a perceived monopoly for a real one.

When there is no competitor for a specified product or service, there is a monopoly market for the new and existing facilities.

As recently as five years ago the idea of the elder Mr. Zabludosvky's leaving Televisa would have been all but unthinkable, so closely identified were he and the network, which enjoyed a television monopoly for half a century.