Sentence examples for restrained competition from inspiring English sources

For decades, the ABM treaty restrained competition between the United States and the Soviet Union to build increasing numbers of offensive missiles.

The F.T.C. would have been looking for any deals that restrained competition and led to higher prices.

According to the complaint, the six companies entered into agreements that restrained competition between them for highly skilled employees.

In April , 2012 the Justice Department sued Apple and the five publishers for conspiring to raise prices and restrain competition.

"They had an ongoing methodology between the companies themselves to restrain competition, many times at the expense of the employees".

"They're facing a much bigger threat in Amazon than considering it might restrain competition," Mr. McQuivey said of the potential merger.

Milton Friedman took the monopoly view when he looked at the American Medical Association, which he understood as a union of medical doctors that restrains competition.

Empirically, cultures that have polygyny achieve this outcome by severely constraining the lives of women, which removes their bargaining power at the time of marriage, and restrains competition between wives once they are within it.

A supposedly conservative view is that, with the help of special legal exemptions from antitrust laws and their ability to put workers on strike, labor unions harm economic efficiency by restraining competition in the labor market.

C1 Options Exchanges Censured Federal regulators said the four major options exchanges agreed for years to restrain competition by not seeking to trade options already traded on other exchanges.

The Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission said yesterday that the four major options exchanges agreed for years to restrain competition by not seeking to trade options already traded on other exchanges.