Sentence examples for restricts competition from inspiring English sources

The ACCC would also be concerned about any practices which restricts competition, including through access to parts or data".

But it is striking that business leaders—especially, it seems, those who speak up most enthusiastically for CSR call for regulation that restricts competition far more often than they call for regulation that strengthens it.

But the British-American deal, on the busiest of transatlantic routes between two normally free-trading nations, restricts competition to a cosy club of two British and two American carriers at crowded Heathrow, the London destination all carriers prefer.

One way to reduce the economy's reliance on exports might be to liberalise the Meisterzwang, a system of guild protection that restricts competition in some 41 crafts, an idea that the small-business-friendly FDP may resist.

A second criticism is that advertising restricts competition because only large companies can afford expensive, nationwide campaigns, thus limiting freedom of entry of new firms into an established market.

The mayor of Rosarno explained that locals still feel the day-to-day effect of the 'Ndrangheta's pizzo (tax) they pay, but he said the group's real impact on the area is that its presence restricts competition and investment, suffocating opportunities for growth and depressing the economy.

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".