Sentence examples for guarantee competition from inspiring English sources
The author notes that usually one would expect at least four or five members in a market to guarantee competition.
Ms. Kroes has signaled she would block the proposed merger of ABN and F.B.N. if the assets are not sold to guarantee competition.
Telefónica may be required to make concessions, perhaps giving up some broadcast spectrum and guaranteeing access to resellers, to guarantee competition in Germany, said James Allison, an analyst in London with IHT Electronics and Media, a research firm.
Like a medieval town's sole inn, a railway line is a perfect example of a natural monopoly: it is tremendously expensive to build and it is difficult to justify more than one set of tracks on any route just to guarantee competition.
"Will one dominant player be permitted to control those conditions, or will the rules that guarantee competition on the merits prevail, to the benefit of all?" ponders the ECIS.
"We were able to sell all three of the licenses, which guarantees competition, and that is our fundamental objective".
Indeed, the reason data-center customers long preferred the building-block approach to hardware and software was that it guaranteed competition among suppliers.
Reverse-engineering and the old greasy-knuckled can-do spirit are an important part of guaranteeing competition and protecting the consumer.
This paper provides insights into the appropriateness of organizational models for flexibility management to guarantee retail competition and feasibility for upscaling.
Texas Air's acquisition of Eastern faces few major obstacles, but the Transportation Department wants assurances that the sale to Pan Am of some Northeast corridor shuttle operations will guarantee continued competition on those routes.
