Sentence examples for inhibited competition from inspiring English sources

But not even the government claims these arrangements have inhibited competition between bank card issuers.

Continental Airlines sued United Airlines and the committee that oversees operations at Washington Dulles International Airport yesterday, contending that recently installed baggage-sizing templates inhibited competition.

Challenging the notion that the Democratic Party's political monopoly inhibited competition and served only the Southern elite, he demonstrates how Democratic primaries even as they excluded African Americans provided forums for ordinary whites to press their interests.

The Federal Trade Commission is also looking into whether the groups are inhibiting competition.

This inhibits competition and keeps the fern in full sun.

Worse, Justice claims, are rules that inhibit competition by forbidding members from issuing cards from rivals like American Express and Discover.

These measures also inhibit competition, he argues, making it easier for businesses to mistreat customers.

Of course, there are some barriers that inhibit competition between the European Union and other parts of the world.

Some observers argue that amassing too much data might inhibit competition, so antitrust regulators should preemptively take action.

[C2.] Airline Sues Over Baggage Sizers Continental Airlines sued United Airlines and the committee that oversees operations at Washington Dulles International Airport, contending that baggage-sizing templates at security checkpoints inhibit competition.

But the government contended that the deal still amounted to a takeover that would inhibit competition between the two carriers on nine critical routes.