Sentence examples for preventing competition from inspiring English sources

"Is Cablevision preventing competition, like DirecTV or RCN, from purchasing the rights to YES?" he said.

"Any way of not organizing or preventing competition is bad in the long term".

The watchdog wants to settle 'once and for all' whether the companies' profit rises are due to barriers preventing competition More on the story here.

He added: "Ofgem believes a referral offers the opportunity to once and for all clear the air and decide if there are any further barriers which are preventing competition from bearing down as hard as possible on prices," he said.

The bronze doors were paid for by the local guild of cloth importers, who could afford such grand gestures because they extracted handsome rents by preventing competition from other importers.

"Ofgem believes a referral [to the CMA] offers the opportunity to once and for all clear the air and decide if there are further barriers which are preventing competition from bearing down as hard as possible on prices," said Dermot Nolan, the new chief executive of Ofgem.

The rapid colonization of substrate during spawn run prevents competition from other competitive molds and pathogenic microorganisms.

Newly planted trees will also benefit from a geotextile mat, to prevent competition from weeds.

Hardwiring Google+ results in the most common category of search not only stifles innovation and prevents competition, it harms consumers.

It thinks that a cap is needed because market failures have prevented competition from pushing down prices.

It denied abusing the planning process to prevent competition, noting that the 10 largest chains had opened 600 stores between 2000 and 2005.