Sentence examples for mounting an antitrust from inspiring English sources

The European Commission is already mounting an antitrust investigation into the tech giant over its.Net framework, Office Open XML (OOXML) document format and various server products.

The government was thinking of mounting an antitrust case against IBM in the 1980s, and look what happened to that company shortly afterward," says Arthur Hogan, chief market analyst with Jefferies & Co. in Boston.

"The 'best interests' give him the power to act, and baseball's immunity from antitrust laws prohibit owners from mounting a successful lawsuit," Boland said.

Their contracts required such claims to be submitted to individual arbitration, but the merchants argued that the potential winnings were too small to justify the cost of mounting individual antitrust cases.

Calls have been mounting for antitrust action against the new tech behemoths not only Facebook, but also Amazon, Google, and others.

They argue that in antitrust cases, the European Commission unfairly plays the role of prosecutor, judge and jury — hindering their ability to mount an effective defense.

After hearing the evidence in the antitrust case, Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson found last week that "Microsoft mounted a deliberate assault on entrepreneurial efforts that, left to rise or fall on their own merits, could well have enabled the introduction of competition" to Microsoft's markets.

"Judge Jackson found that Microsoft mounted a campaign of dirty tricks, and the dirty tricks are old tricks," said Robert E. Litan, director of economic studies at the Brookings Institution who served in the Justice Department's antitrust division earlier in the Clinton administration.

Cassette tapes mount a comeback.

Bulger mounted a surprising defense.

San Francisco mounted a quick response.