Sentence examples for cartel rules from inspiring English sources
And because AT&T's and Verizon's own land-based services operate mostly in discrete geographic markets, each cartel rules its domain as a near monopoly.
In 2006 she ordered dawn raids on six gas companies, which resulted in E.ON and GDF Suez paying more than €500m (£430m) each for breaching cartel rules.
A winning ticket that paid $80 under cartel rules would pay $90 in the free market.
Risk, which had been woefully underpriced (as it usually is by excessive competition), could now be overpriced, as it (and every other chattel and service) always is when a cartel rules.
A Federal District judge, calling the National Collegiate Athletic Association a "classic cartel," ruled yesterday that only an individual college has the proper authority to sell television rights to games involving its football team.
Its view is reminiscent of the good old days when Detroit's 1950 auto cartel ruled and GM's then-head, Charles (Engine Charlie) Wilson, declared: "For years I thought what was good for our country was good for General Motors and vice versa.
The Times spent a week recently in Reynosa, passing time with and talking to a dozen residents, to learn how they cope under cartel rule.
Due to anti-cartel rules these data were compiled by a third party for the FACET project and they cannot be viewed in the FACET tool nor be reproduced here.
Cartegena is a tourist haven and one of Colombia's safest cities, unlike the capital, Bogota, and various cities where drug cartels rule.
The show of support for one of the most powerful drug lords in Mexico is a sign of how nefarious groups have sought to fill the gap left by the state in areas where cartels rule.
ALTHOUGH Venezuela helped to found the Organisation of Petroleum-Exporting Countries (OPEC) in 1960, the attractions of breaking the cartel's rules seem to be outweighing the delights of keeping them.
