Sentence examples for throttling competition from inspiring English sources

She said Comcast was likely to use the extra leverage to "drive up costs and reduce choices for consumers"., and claimed the new company would be too powerful, becoming a "gatekeeper" capable of "throttling competition".

The office of State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer said yesterday that it had opened an inquiry to determine if groups that help New York hospitals to buy billions in supplies were violating federal Medicaid laws or throttling competition among medical product makers to the detriment of patients.

But its large-scale dumping of goods has throttled competition from other developing countries and added to the economic woes in the developed world by undercutting fiscal stimulus efforts.

DealBook » In Europe, iPhone Sale Deals Draw Antitrust Scrutiny  |  The New York Times reports: "European Union regulators are examining the contracts Apple strikes with cellphone carriers that sell its iPhone for possible antitrust violations after several carriers complained that the deals throttled competition".

European Union regulators are examining the contracts Apple strikes with cellphone carriers that sell its iPhone for possible antitrust violations after several carriers complained that the deals throttled competition.

Heart's Cry would back up his defeat of Japan's champion 3-year-old by throttling his competition in the Dubai Sheema Classic (Grade I) only three months later, beating a field that included the champion mare Ouija Board.

Regulators feared it might throttle competition, so imposed a "net neutrality" clause.

The UK government has warned of the risks of the Internet being 'Balkanzied' by the application of different rules in different geographies, suggesting that data localization efforts could throttle competition and innovation and weaken security.

In other words, China is engaged in a high-octane, full throttle competition of commerce and materialism.

Just a few months ago, Schmidt expressed confidence that a government inquiry into his role on Apple's board won't find any evidence that the ties between the two companies throttle competition in mobile phones and elsewhere.

Normally, this would be gigantic news in Canada, but the Canadians are even more obsessed these days by their plan to throttle the competition at the Winter Olympics this month, which seems very aggressive for a country known for being nice.