Sentence examples for hampered competition from inspiring English sources

The commission argued that ownership restrictions hampered competition within Europe, where it is trying to establish a single market for aviation.

Just because a contract is unusual or exclusive doesn't mean it hampers competition.

Most of the track is covered, so weather may not hamper competition.

Mexico's antitrust commission last week ruled out a sale to Mexicana, arguing that it would hamper competition.

Monsanto says that its licensing shows it is the opposite of a monopolist, encouraging rather than hampering competition.

But some worry that in exchange for such cuts N.T.T. may get even more power than it already has and further hamper competition here.

They have charged the agency with hampering competition and innovation, by allowing commonplace business practices to be rendered private property, and with restricting innovation by entrepreneurs wary of infringement lawsuits.

An investigation into whether the deal would hamper competition in the soft-drink market was closed after regulators split evenly along party lines.GE Capital, the finance arm of General Electric, paid $5.3 billion for Heller Financial.

But critics charge that as cable companies become ever bigger investors in media (Comcast owns NBC Universal, and AT&T is trying to buy Time Warner) the incentives to hamper competition are increasing.

To solve these problems, it helps to have two instruments to hand: a carbon tax to discourage pollution directly, and subsidies or other incentives to encourage innovation around the cleaner input.Defenders of industrial policy also have a new answer to the long-standing critique that it hampers competition.

"They behave like monopolies in some sectors and they really hamper competition," he says.