Sentence examples for monopoly situations from inspiring English sources

It related this to open source savings from reduced licensing costs and "freeing government bodies from long term monopoly situations".

But it may not be too soon to put cable operators on notice that in the future the commission may insist that where technically feasible, cable operators will be required -- at least in monopoly situations -- to make equivalent services available to all channels.

Both are highly successful software companies that have virtual monopoly situations in extremely lucrative, albeit maturing markets.

It is designed to ensure access to bottleneck infrastructures on fair and non-discriminatory terms and thus to suppress the anti-competitive potential deriving from vertical integration in natural monopoly situations.

In monopoly situations, the PUC approves rates by factoring in a company's costs.

Finally, it is a false analogy to compare the monopoly situation of search providers and network providers.

See: E. Sheshinski, "Price, Quality, and Quantity Regulation in a Monopoly Situation," Economica, May 1976, pp. 127 137; White (Autumn 1972).

In contrast with the former public monopoly situation, many new uncertainties need to be taken into account in network investment decisions.

She added: "These images are part of our history and culture, a sacred trust, and if Bill Gates is buying it up, he's creating a monopoly situation by not giving access to it".

The New York Times reported that they're in charge of selling tickets for, I think, 80 out of the top 100 arenas in the U.S. Should we be worried about a possible monopoly situation with this company, and what implications could that have on the concert ticket market?

He is likely therefore... to reference the kinds of problems and regulatory concerns where HMG support would help them". The briefing noted that C&W had had a monopoly in former British colonies, but "struggled in the 1990s, following the liberalisation of the telecom markets, to move from a comfortable monopoly situation to one of competition and falling telecom charges".