Sentence examples for through monopoly from inspiring English sources

Responding to complaints from North Dakota farmers, the United States trade representative accused Canada of undercutting American wheat producers through monopoly practices by the Canadian Wheat Board, a government trading group.

Yet the regime cannot implement such changes, for it exercises political control by controlling the economy: the status quo in Russia is preserved through monopoly rents, state-owned companies, a malleable judiciary, an opaque regulatory system and firms that rely on Mr Putin's favour.

In place of the natural territory gained through monopoly the western lines tried to accomplish regional ubiquity, under which the Southern Pacific (originally the Central Pacific), the Union Pacific, or the Santa Fe attempted to have a network of rail lines that reached to the Pacific Southwest, the Pacific Northwest, and northern California; only the Union Pacific succeeded.

In some cases, governments, through monopoly gas companies, could create a barrier to access this market.

In the 40 years spent to create his empire in Macao, Dr. Stanley Ho did not manipulate statesmen and public officials as much as Moe Dalitz, as the officials themselves wanted a "cozy relationship with the casino capitalist" (Lo 2007) and power to govern is often bestowed on economic elites by the colonial state (Risse 2013), e.g., through monopoly licenses.

(Bill) Gates got his money through monopoly power, and (Carlos) Slim got his money through monopoly power in Telemex.

The Economist would not approve of granting monopolies to other businesses through monopoly-conferring licences.Even if this is the best way of handing out licences, why should the proceeds be annexed by government as a tax?

To some, the Motoman system is a cumbersome compromise, made necessary by a government that makes money through monopolies that inflate the prices of satellite dishes and uplink fees far beyond the means of villages like this one, where individual incomes average $1 a day.

The reason for this apparent lack of interest is well known: until today, the French state apparatuse controls research activities, their budgets, and even the careers of researchers, through its monopoly of universities and through its extensive range of public research institutions.

The Empire gave Britain its very identity, and wasn't built through the reciprocal nature of "friendship" but through a monopoly of violence established by sheer force.  .

Through this body, western powers are resorting to the use of military power to win back the leverage once attained through financial monopoly.