Sentence examples for denied consumers from inspiring English sources

The competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes, said Intel had skewed competition and denied consumers a choice for chips, with practices that "undermined innovation".

The European Union's competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes, said the penalty against Intel was justified because the company had skewed competition and denied consumers a choice for chips.

Third, Google was found to have denied consumers choice by paying manufacturers and mobile phone operators to pre-install Google Search.

"The arrangement likely would have denied consumers the benefits of competition — lower prices, better service and greater innovation," Thomas O. Barnett, assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's antitrust division, said in a press release.

And for years companies have also denied consumers the right to go to court by requiring arbitration, have aggressively marketed to college students and have adopted policies like "universal default," which allows them to hike your interest rate if you miss a payment on a card issued by a completely different company.

But until then, Qualcomm's practices denied consumers and other companies the benefits of effective competition, namely more choice and innovation".

This amounts to prohibiting competition from rooftop solar and denying consumers the freedom to choose.

Yet you and some Congressional leaders would deny consumers their choice of services.

The result of such a policy would be to deny consumers many effective supplements.

The far-reaching Intellectual Property Protection Act would deny consumers many of the freedoms they take for granted.

This would, however, mean denying consumers in the developing world the sumptuous, meaty diet their Western counterparts have enjoyed over the past half-century.