Sentence examples for extend its position from inspiring English sources
That distinction was achieved long ago; now it is once again spending heavily to solidify and extend its position — mostly by building two kinds of storage centers, for physical goods and for data.
What is illegal is for a company such as Google to use its monopoly position in one market to extend its position of dominance into an adjoining one.
Vickers P.L.C., Britain's fourth-largest military company, agreed yesterday to buy most of Ulstein Holding A.S. of Norway for $304 million $502 millionon) in cash in a move that will extend its position as the world's biggest maker of propulsion equipment for ships.
These are key areas where eBay will potentially extend its position not just as a sellers' portal but as a platform for sales everywhere.
Yandex today is launching its own Internet browser, and it is also launching its first app store — with the former targeting desktop users and the latter a move to extend its position in the mobile market.
A later attempt by the Canadian Corps to extend its position into the city of Lens itself failed.
Crescent Real Estate Equities Inc., led by the billionaire investor Richard Rainwater, said yesterday that it had agreed to buy four office buildings for $548 million, extending its position as one of the largest United States office owners.
"Gazprom's stated aim is to extend its dominant position," Mr. Bergasse added.
The commission said that Microsoft might have violated European antitrust rules by "using illegal practices to extend its dominant position in the market for personal computer operating systems into the market for low-end server operating systems".
The commission said at the end of August that Microsoft might have violated European antitrust rules by using illegal practices to extend its dominant position in the market for personal computer operating systems into the market for low-end server operating systems.
"We have concerns with regard to possible bundling, or tying, that could allow the new entity to extend its dominant position from one market to another," Mr. Monti said, referring to package-deal arrangements that offer customers incentives to buy a host of different products from one company, making comparison-shopping harder.
