Sentence examples for monopoly cases from inspiring English sources

As a law professor and antitrust practitioner, Mr. Muris was critical of several decisions involving corporate merger and monopoly cases brought by Clinton officials.

As a result of the Bush administration's interpretation of antitrust laws, the enforcement pipeline for major monopoly cases — which can take years for prosecutors to develop — is thin.

Mr. Muris, who had been a top antitrust official in the Reagan administration, is expected by specialists to take a less aggressive approach in prosecuting monopoly cases.

Timothy J. Muris, the nominee to head the Federal Trade Commission, has repeatedly said that the Clinton administration was insensitive to the economic benefits of large corporate mergers and too aggressive in bringing major monopoly cases and challenging a large airline for predatory pricing.

Don't you love these new economy "monopoly" cases?

Above all, the Monopoly case opens the question of who should get credit for an invention, and how.

American antitrust agencies have not pursued a significant monopoly case in more than two decades, even as corporate concentration and monopoly power have reached historic levels.

Lawyers following the case say the fine could be as large as 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion), the largest penalty ever invoked by the Europeans in a monopoly case.

The last big business monopoly case that the government brought spent 17 years in the courts before an outside settlement was reached.

This study compares the welfare implication of privatization of the distribution networks by comparing two extreme cases, a pure regional distributional monopoly case and a representative pure "free" consumer case, with a benchmark case of administered price regulation.

At one point, Allchin noted that words like "tie" and "leverage" are terms used loosely at the company -- not with the legal implications of a monopoly case in mind.