Sentence examples for unfairly control from inspiring English sources

They contend that Surgutneftegas executives have entrenched themselves and unfairly control about 62percentt of voting shares through various murky subsidiaries.

The Hyundai workers union, which told workers to refuse to work overtime after the episode, said Shin was protesting management's attempt to "unfairly control" him after he reported quality issues with the engines being produced at the plant.

The right to be made a partner was tightly, and in the perception of many, unfairly, controlled.

The letter also asked Mr. Gehl to relinquish his role as chairman -- arguing that he was unfairly controlling the fate of Gehl for his own benefit.

BRUSSELS — European Union antitrust regulators have expanded their investigation into whether a small network of big banks unfairly controls the derivatives market.

But the President has enough trouble and should not be wrongly accused of somehow unfairly controlling the minds of his staff.

For decades, Suharto's family had unfairly controlled the prices of lucrative crops such as coffee, cloves and chocolate, pocketing government-imposed costs and fees for themselves.

Microsoft, the Government charges, is using its near-monopoly on computer operating systems to try to unfairly gain control over the market for Internet browsing software.

Textile industry officials, however, say that China and other Asian countries are unfairly taking control of the market by keeping their currencies weak against the dollar and then dropping their prices even more to compete unfairly.

The Justice Department had accused Apple of unfairly taking control of a nascent market that had been dominated by Amazon.com.

But he said Sun was unfairly trying to control programming language that was essential to the Windows operating system and that was outside the purview of the agreement.