Sentence examples for monopoly concerns from inspiring English sources

But after a federal judge threw out a proposed settlement in 2011, citing copyright and monopoly concerns, no agreement is in sight.

And after yesterday's talk that the European Commission might soon approve the deal came suggestions of completely the opposite: that the EC had monopoly concerns.

It would also be the first time anywhere in the world that Google has been obliged to change its search presentation over monopoly concerns.

Steve Auckland, group managing director of Northcliffe Media, Daily Mail & General Trust's regional newspaper business, said the type of monopoly concerns that were being investigated in this case were hardly the same as "talking about a Google or a Microsoft".

In short, innovation is making these monopoly concerns look like a Saturday Night Live parody.

Among the predictable moans from the local telephone monopolies, concern was also expressed by both consumer groups and Internet-service providers (ISPs), among them the giant America Online.What worries the ISPs is the way in which AT&T/TCI and, by extension, other cable companies plan to use their new power to control access to the Internet.

Responding to the education secretary's speech, Christine Blower, general secretary of of the National Union of Teachers, said: "Michael Gove does not have a monopoly of concern that all children and young people should have high aspiration and the very best teaching and support to achieve.

Google's book service raises monopoly and privacy concerns.

Russia opposes the idea, which would break its monopoly, citing environmental concerns.

The move comes as technology companies like Facebook are moving quickly to increase their influence in Washington amid increasingly complex legislative debates about patents, monopoly status and concerns about the  privacy of users.

Some scholars, however, diverge from Weber and, following the tradition set by Thomas Hobbes, instead argue that the ideal of the monopoly of violence concerns not only its control but also its use, such that the state is the sole actor that can legitimately wield violence except in case of immediate self-defense.