Sentence examples for claim monopoly from inspiring English sources

To which Benn's spokesman simply replied, 'inaction has a cost in lives too.' Somehow, we have allowed the doctrine of inaction to claim monopoly on morals.

Taking advantage of Russia's weakening and the lack of a counterweight, they claimed monopoly leadership and domination in the world".

Eystein and Sigurd are, however, known to have claimed monopoly on the trade and taxation in Finnmarken.

"They liked tea, but they were really mad about the British government claiming monopoly on the economic activity that surrounded it".

While it could reflect, in part, the extent to which the two dominant health professions (medicine and nursing) have claimed monopoly rights over practice internationally, it could also represent recruiters' moral concern over all persons having access to the best care possible.

Now, the government claims, monopolies constrain technological change.

Neither side can claim a monopoly on victimhood, try though it may.

No party in Trinidad can claim a monopoly of clean government.

The attempt by the "no" side to claim a monopoly on morality has infuriated the reformers.

The experience solidified Megan's increasing conviction that no person or group could claim a monopoly on moral truth.

Taken together, they made it increasingly difficult for any one to claim a monopoly on the custodianship of that essence, try as they might.