Sentence examples for restricted competition from inspiring English sources

These charges restricted competition between traders, making manipulation possible.

They were exercising their influence over the economy in a way that restricted competition and deters foreign investment.

Those contracts were delayed for weeks as the city comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi, challenged the mayor's use of an award process that restricted competition.

But Mr. Wall, in the interview, dismissed suggestions that Canpotex restricted competition to manipulate the cost of fertilizer and, through that, food.

The government restricted competition, and fares were fixed by the Civil Aviation Department (DAC), at a level designed to cover average industry costs, plus a 12% profit margin.

Dr Andreas Stephan, of Norwich Law School at the University of East Anglia, said the agreements had restricted competition both between the tobacco manufacturers and the retailers who entered into these agreements.

DuPont countersued, seeking relief under antitrust laws to end what it called "Monsanto's multifaceted, anti-competitive scheme to unlawfully restrict competition".

Bermon, who foresees an intersex competitive category in the future, insisted that restricting competition based on testosterone is fair — and does not penalize a natural gift.

In practice, they often fix prices and restrict competition.

The 1998 Competition Act prohibits agreements between providers that restrict competition, including informal, unwritten agreements.

"The award has no purpose except to restrict competition and is contrary to public policy".