Sentence examples for absolute monopoly from inspiring English sources

English doesn't have an absolute monopoly on TV commentary, of course.

Overwhelmingly, they are service providers who are conferred an absolute monopoly right to serve.

"Newsday will always be a profitable newspaper because it has an absolute monopoly over three million people," Mr. Greene said.

The old BBC's sense of confidence came from the fact that it had an absolute monopoly of the culture market.

A single standardized recension enjoyed an absolute monopoly and was transmitted by the scribes with amazing fidelity.

For all their economic liberalism, China's rulers – unlike Gorbachev – have refused to give up the party's absolute monopoly of power.

Exportation of merinos without royal permission was also a punishable offense, thus ensuring a near-absolute monopoly on the breed until the mid-18th century.

Starr is strict, however, about the winning formula: communications does well only when it follows his American model, in which neither the government nor private monopolies gain absolute control.

But Mr. Morris said Microsoft continued to "have monopoly power today and the absolute ability to wield it ruthlessly".

My absolute favorite would be the pilot with the Monopoly money exchange.

Governments have simply switched from absolute control of information, for example through state television monopolies, to enacting laws that criminalise "spreading false information" or "disrespecting state institutions".