Sentence examples for suppressing competition from inspiring English sources

Suppressing competition arguably suppresses turnout.

An unlawful violation occurs when a company dominates or attempts to dominate the market for a product or service, but only if it has sought, achieved or maintained that dominance by suppressing competition with anticompetitive conduct.

The owner of a company that provides tablecloths, chefs' uniforms and other linens to New York City restaurants pleaded guilty yesterday to federal charges of suppressing competition by dividing up customers with other linen supply companies.

The leviathan of the microchip industry has used its enormous market power — it controls 80percentt of the global microprocessor market and more than half the market for graphics chips — to shut rivals out, suppressing competition and reducing consumers' choices.

In 2016, frustrated that Shaw couldn't get a license to breed with the cultivars, C.B.C. decided to sue the university, claiming that it had "risked the loss and destruction of the varieties, and has put them in a 'black hole,' " suppressing competition and denying Shaw the benefit of his own inventions.

But in practice few are likely to enter this legal maze, and go to the expense of scanning millions of books, without any certainty of making money.In spite of this, Google claims that rather than suppressing competition in the emerging market for electronic books, the agreement would increase it by offering a web-based alternative to expensive proprietary systems such as Amazon's Kindle.

The FTC alleged that Intel had unfairly tried to suppress competition for about 10 years.

German regulators were accused of setting rules that allowed the larger operators to use their superior financial resources to suppress competition.

Still, the settlement and the increased oversight that comes with it offer a fair chance that Intel won't be able to suppress competition in the future.

It also makes administration, cost calculations and information systems needlessly complex and expensive.More important, the government suppresses competition through the tax code.

AT&T and MCI WorldCom have pressed the trade representative to take Mexico to the W.T.O., arguing that Telefonos de Mexico has abused its advantages as a former monopoly to suppress competition in the Mexican telecommunications industry.