Sentence examples for impeding competition from inspiring English sources
Mr. Zhang sought to assure foreign companies that China, which is often accused of impeding competition by subsidizing state-owned enterprises, was open for business.
"The Siebel ads created massive confusion in the marketplace, which was clearly aimed at impeding competition.
The federal government may ask questions about whether wireless carriers are impeding competition through various practices, such as locking up popular phones with exclusive deals that can make it tough for software developers to break through to a mass market.
Microsoft, itself no stranger to bullying rivals when it sees fit, argued that Google has been "impeding competition" by keeping Bing from having full access to videos on YouTube, a Google-owned site, angling to keep Bing from searching certain online books, and restricting how YouTube functions on Microsoft's smartphone operating system, among other practices.
Germany, along with most other European countries, has a history of impeding competition.
To illustrate with an example, the distinction between Ausbeutungsmißbracuch (exploitation abuse) and Behinderungsmißbrauch (impediment abuse), with the subsequent placing of the accent on the latter (since this is the one impeding competition), as the terms indicate, were crafted in Germany.
The Apple deal, Ms. Vestager said, would not impede competition.
From the ratepayer's perspective, complaints abound that recovery of stranded costs has impeded competition in some areas.
But the Justice Department took snapshots of the local markets, and because the companies were not already competing, it was unable to conclude that the deal would impede competition.
Two years ago, regulators blocked Coca Cola's $2.4 billion bid to acquire the Chinese juice maker Huiyuan, saying the deal would impede competition in the beverage market.
It must also deal with all of the barriers that still impede competition and make it hard for dynamic firms to expand.Start with those finances.
