Sentence examples for prevents competing from inspiring English sources
German railways, for example, are entirely state-owned, and the law not only prevents competing railroads but severely restricts coach services and limits competitive trucking.
The hearing's first day focused on a single issue: whether Microsoft should be forced to disclose parts of its source code to competitors, who claim the failure to publish the information prevents competing server products from working as well as Microsoft's with desktop personal computers that run Windows.
The ultra-thin passive layer (~1.3 nm thickness) prevents competing molecules from binding non-selectively to the gold surface without compromising the signal enhancement.
One potential solution is to use an extremophile yeast that thrives at an extreme pH, temperature or salinity that significantly reduces or prevents competing microbial growth [ 15, 16].
This sequestration prevents competing microbes accessing essential supplies of iron, and is the assumed basis of the use of M. pulcherrima as a biofungicide in post-harvest disease control [ 17, 22, 23].
Another function of organelles is to prevent competing enzymatic reactions from interfering with one another.
Soon afterward, ministry inspectors began preventing competing taxi services from parking in the city center or at subway stops.
"Cianci has created a cult of personality that has neutralized the opposition and prevented competing power centers from emerging," said Darrell West, a political scientist at Brown University.
He was, however, altogether less militant than Che, virtually apolitical, which did not prevent competing forces seeking his allegiance or seeing him as a valuable symbol for their causes.
The industry's rapid pace of recovery is a beacon of hope at a time when the interim government is struggling to disarm militias, prevent competing tribes from fighting each other, and rebuild shattered cities.
Lock-ups have become more complex as bidders seek to deter and prevent competing bids by imposing substantial procedural hurdles on the target before it can terminate the original deal.
