Sentence examples for deterring competition from inspiring English sources

Antitrust regulators in Australia rejected two competing bids to take over Hazelton Airlines, a regional carrier, saying that allowing either Qantas Airways Ltd. or Ansett Holdings Ltd. to take over Hazelton would give the winner too many landing slots at Sydney's main airport, deterring competition.

Those with established beachheads on a gene-related disease or condition will be able to deter competition, much as they did before last Thursday's gene-patent ruling.

The central question is whether Deutsche Post is using its lucrative domestic monopoly to deter competition and to subsidise its grand strategic plans.

Even if the government prevails in preventing the use of these contracts, Blue Cross plans like the one in Michigan may still deter competition by being so big.

Jazz accomplished that $4 billion enrichment of its shareholders thanks to well-intentioned federal regulations that deterred competition for its principal product, compliant health insurers, and a Swiss-cheese corporate tax regime.

A powerful editorial in Caixin, the country's most influential business magazine, raised fears that local governments were ignoring the centre's cautious approach and instead attempting another major stimulus that would crowd out smaller private enterprises, deter competition and increase distortions in the system.

I understand that companies start here to deter competition and provide a better deal for suppliers.

We've seen regulatory expenses deter competition amongst broadband internet service providers and in other industries.

None of the arrangements with the cities are exclusive, though Fisher believes he will be able to build relationships that will deter competition.

At issue is whether Craigslist restraints exist to "protect" its community or are actually thinly disguised tactics to deter competition and innovation at the expense of, rather than defense of, users".

Big firms are lukewarm allies: they deal with rules more easily than small ones and may even like measures that deter disruptive competition.Formidable institutional difficulties exist too.