Sentence examples for a monopoly system from inspiring English sources

Under a monopoly system, electricity was considered a collective good and regulation was organised accordingly.

Instead of a monopoly system of assigned public schooling, parents should control their children's education dollars.

In order to maintain both quality and efficiency of health services in a small country with a scattered population, Norway established a monopoly system for 38 highly specialized medical services.

Therefore, in 1990, a monopoly system was established, defining a number of highly specialized and costly medical services in which there was both a duty for county hospitals to refer patients as well as a duty for the designated university hospitals to admit patients in these groups.

If we stay the present course, the commission's new policy will build a better wireless network around a more entrenched monopoly system, lodging an insurmountable obstacle in the path toward bringing America's broadband network up to speed with the rest of the world.

A nonbinding vote held by the board found that 62 percent of wheat farmers favored the monopoly system and that a bare majority, 51 percent, of barley growers also backed it.

However, the separation of power plants and grid enterprises is the re-division of internal assets within a monopoly electricity system and competitive bidding only changes the distribution pattern of monopoly profits [32].

Writing in the radical magazine Liberator, Ed Davey, the party's shadow chief secretary to the treausury, offers "a not-for-profit local hospital, with far greater local community involvement and participation than is possible within a state-monopoly system" as an example of what this could mean in practice.

Analysts said the decision would speed the demise of the German monopoly system.

By pooling farmers' production, the board's monopoly system allowed it to mitigate swings in prices, protecting farmers during periods of low prices.

To the Editor: "How the U.S. Got Broadband Right" is yet another specious argument in favor of the existing loosely regulated monopoly system of Internet service.