Sentence examples for monopoly over access from inspiring English sources

Prices remain high because the national telecommunications linked to the cable maintain a monopoly over access, squeezing out potential competitors.

The California Internet Service Providers Association, a trade group, is expected to file a complaint today with the California Public Utilities Commission asserting that Pacific Bell is using its dominance of the infrastructure used for high-speed D.S.L. service to create a new monopoly over access to the service.

If independent journalists are granted such credentials to cover Congress, then the big news organizations suddenly lose their money-making monopoly over access to the U.S. Capitol.

The prevailing thought on the phenomenon of musth is that this hormonal state breaks the monopoly that a dominant bull might hold over access to matings.

About 24 million people live in the world's most sealed-off country, where the regime holds a monopoly over information access and dissemination.

Likewise, the health of the people will not be improved by forcing us to work for insurance companies that will continue their essential monopoly over our access to medical treatment.

However, Mr Obama said ISPs had an obligation not to exploit the monopoly they enjoy over access into and out of homes and businesses.

For almost a century, our law has recognized that companies who connect you to the world have special obligations not to exploit the monopoly they enjoy over access in and out of your home or business.

But the state monopoly is keeping its grip over access to ultra-high capacity submarine cables.Yet MSOs have one great advantage, which telcos cannot rival.

So whereas the mafia's drug trafficking came about as a consequence of its monopoly over the docks, in the late 1970s access to sources of heroin created gangs which then tried to control territory to sell it.

But Comcast is different: it knows that it has market power based on its lack of real competition and its control over access to millions of customers — in market jargon, this is known as "termination monopoly".