Sentence examples for given a monopoly from inspiring English sources
Amtrak was given a monopoly over intercity rail service.
They were given a monopoly on issuing five-year bank debentures.
An Overseas Telecommunications Commission, established in 1946, was given a monopoly in international telecommunications.
Otherwise, he said, satellite will be given a monopoly, leaving viewers having to pay more.
But the Russians give the impression that they think they have been given a monopoly.
A number of important American products were given a monopoly of the British market.
"When people say these things they look at the distorted facade of Saleh, who gave a monopoly to the tribes".
Others said the group was wary of giving a monopoly on political power to the Brotherhood, which recently abandoned its pledge not to seek control of the presidency as well as the Parliament.
First, it is absurd to think that a patent should legitimately give a monopoly right to use a fortified peanut-paste to fight acute hunger.
Given a technical monopoly, he writes, the only options are private monopoly, public monopoly, or public regulation, all of which are (he feels) bad.
