Sentence examples for monopoly development from inspiring English sources

Merchants also often opposed the monopoly development and trade restrictions that characterized the za.

Countries need to find the appropriate balance that provides enough IPR protection to encourage private-sector research and technology development while protecting farmers from monopoly exploitation.

Since the end of World War II, under the Bretton Woods financial system created by its victors, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have had a near monopoly on development and emergency financing.

By virtue of her skills, this actor has an effective monopoly on policy development and thus can craft proposals that are good for herself but provide few benefits to decisionmakers who enact policies.

The company's rise to preeminence in Stamford started in the late 1950's, when it struck a deal with the city and the Federal Government that gave it a virtual monopoly on downtown development.

"As these cases and others like them get sorted out we will learn to what extent copyright law is being interpreted to give the owners of content an indirect monopoly over the development of useful consumer information technologies," said Peter Jaszi, a law professor at American University.

Yet, it would be simplistic to claim that riparian sites held the monopoly of the developments described.

Public private partnerships (PPPs) play an important role in bringing private sector competition to public monopolies in infrastructure development and service provision and in merging the resources of both public and private sectors to better serve the public needs.

As a result, whereas the World Bank had once enjoyed a virtual monopoly on the development-finance market, by 2012 its lending represented only about 5% of aggregate private-capital flows to the developing world, according to Martin Ravallion, a Georgetown University economist.

Break up the energy monopolies that stifle development of clean energy.

Foreign investment is now centered on oil-related industries like petrochemicals, and the Saudis are expected to maintain a government monopoly on exploration and development.