Sentence examples for defend exclusivity from inspiring English sources

First, is the use of God and tradition to defend exclusivity and, therefore, exclusion.

They defend exclusivity agreements on the ground that without them new competitors would be able to free-ride on the training they have given local agents.

It may thwart Tesco's efforts to upend the rules imposed on retailers by manufacturers who want to defend the exclusivity and high prices of goods with their brands.

Certainly, it's produced enough revenue for Amazon to defend its exclusivity of it in the courts, at great cost.

Since allowing the global poor to benefit from scientific and technological development in agriculture and medicine more widely can play such a crucial role in improving human welfare, we will first examine the main arguments that defend temporary exclusivity.

The concession conferred on the grantees the sole rights to mine throughout Lobengula's country, as well as the power to defend this exclusivity by force, in return for weapons and a regular monetary stipend.

They ensure success by signing up promising young players to long-term exclusive contracts and defended that exclusivity for 30 years.

Coca-Cola may live to regret the impounding of visitors' cans of Pepsi at the Sydney Olympics as it defended its legal exclusivity.

Moorlands hopes to increase its student numbers from 200 to 500 and Cook is quick to defend himself against accusations of exclusivity by pointing out that over the next three years – by his calculations – just 7% of parents will be what he calls "rollover parents", that is, parents who used to pay fees.

But for public radio to narrowly define which small segment of the population it chooses to serve (to near exclusivity) is analogous to our armed forces deciding which American citizens they will defend.

Tod's, by contrast, must defend its margins by passing the costs of hand-stitching, expensive leathers and continued innovation on to consumers, which it can do only by promoting exclusivity.