monopolies in A Sentence

Almost Monopolies exist in the United States.

The biggest capitalist Monopolies are closely interconnected with the banking system.

No, we already have sufficient anti-trust laws in place to prevent Monopolies.

And in France the term"natural Monopolies" is fixed by the notion of"commercial and industrial public services".

The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 and the Competition Act, 2002, etc. are also available.

The most visible place where these government-granted Monopolies have a large effect is with prescription drugs.

Men, they believed, would influence the direction of conversations and Monopolies discussions with their own concerns.

The people who want to keep prices high want to maximize the value of their government-granted Monopolies.

Creative Monopolies aren't just good for the rest of society; they're powerful engines for making it better.

Interest rate cuts mainly help capitalists and Monopolies to cut down their financial expenses and increase their profits.

By removing Monopolies and making space for new concepts, we have seen smaller start-ups fast become leaders in their field.

As a result of this, Monopolies have a higher likelihood of earning super-normal profits, as they control the entire market.

Shutting down Monopolies within certain markets fosters free and unlimited competition, which is beneficial to both the economy and consumers.

Later, scrupulous rulers would realise the futility of smoking bans and instead turned tobacco trade and cultivation into lucrative government Monopolies.

The human right to health, for example, can be cast as a byproduct of big pharma protecting intellectual property Monopolies;

Yet, the Government of India is begging the capitalist Monopolies of other countries to invest more and more in our country.

Additionally, large trusts or Monopolies can offer lower quality items because the risk of a competitor offering something better is not likely.

Like in colonial days, some 50,000 Britishers used to rule over 35 crore Indians, these 150 Monopolies rule over 125 crore people.

Now the entry of Wal-Mart and other global trading Monopolies poses the threat of further increase in dependence and insecurity of peasants.

This includes, for example, creatively expanding the life of patents, or having them recategorized as"orphan drugs" for rare disease to preserve Monopolies.

But the key point for the inequality issue is that the strength and length of these Monopolies is set by government policy.

The central government has ensured that the biggest capitalist Monopolies plunder the land, labour and natural resources of the people of these states.

Justin Renshaw, attorney representing the federal pilots, is basing his client's case on the fact that the state constitution forbids Monopolies of any kind.

In a world without patent and copyright Monopolies, the skills of bio-technicians and software designers would likely be much less valuable than they are today.

However, China is also very much in this digital monopoly game- there are two Chinese companies in the global list of 10 top digital Monopolies.

In the conditions of the prolonged global crisis which began since 2008, international finance capital and global Monopolies are seeing great prospects in the BRI.

Jefferson distrusted government banks and opposed public borrowing, which he thought created long-term debt, bred Monopolies, and invited dangerous speculation as opposed to productive labor.

Agencies of the state such as pollution control boards, licensing authorities, judiciary and bourgeois political parties work for the interests of Monopolies while claiming to be“regulators” and“protectors”.

If the number of telecom/ broadcasting companies operating in the market shrinks, in that eventuality, with Monopolies and concentration on the rise, net neutrality will not endure.

To benefit these capitalist Monopolies, the government of India has been changing defence procurement policies, as well as pursuing the course of privatisation of the defence production industry.

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monopolies in A Sentence

Almost Monopolies exist in the United States.

The biggest capitalist Monopolies are closely interconnected with the banking system.

No, we already have sufficient anti-trust laws in place to prevent Monopolies.

And in France the term"natural Monopolies" is fixed by the notion of"commercial and industrial public services".

The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 and the Competition Act, 2002, etc. are also available.

The most visible place where these government-granted Monopolies have a large effect is with prescription drugs.

Men, they believed, would influence the direction of conversations and Monopolies discussions with their own concerns.

The people who want to keep prices high want to maximize the value of their government-granted Monopolies.

Creative Monopolies aren't just good for the rest of society; they're powerful engines for making it better.

Interest rate cuts mainly help capitalists and Monopolies to cut down their financial expenses and increase their profits.

By removing Monopolies and making space for new concepts, we have seen smaller start-ups fast become leaders in their field.

As a result of this, Monopolies have a higher likelihood of earning super-normal profits, as they control the entire market.

Shutting down Monopolies within certain markets fosters free and unlimited competition, which is beneficial to both the economy and consumers.

Later, scrupulous rulers would realise the futility of smoking bans and instead turned tobacco trade and cultivation into lucrative government Monopolies.

The human right to health, for example, can be cast as a byproduct of big pharma protecting intellectual property Monopolies;

Yet, the Government of India is begging the capitalist Monopolies of other countries to invest more and more in our country.

Additionally, large trusts or Monopolies can offer lower quality items because the risk of a competitor offering something better is not likely.

Like in colonial days, some 50,000 Britishers used to rule over 35 crore Indians, these 150 Monopolies rule over 125 crore people.

Now the entry of Wal-Mart and other global trading Monopolies poses the threat of further increase in dependence and insecurity of peasants.

This includes, for example, creatively expanding the life of patents, or having them recategorized as"orphan drugs" for rare disease to preserve Monopolies.

But the key point for the inequality issue is that the strength and length of these Monopolies is set by government policy.

The central government has ensured that the biggest capitalist Monopolies plunder the land, labour and natural resources of the people of these states.

Justin Renshaw, attorney representing the federal pilots, is basing his client's case on the fact that the state constitution forbids Monopolies of any kind.

In a world without patent and copyright Monopolies, the skills of bio-technicians and software designers would likely be much less valuable than they are today.

However, China is also very much in this digital monopoly game- there are two Chinese companies in the global list of 10 top digital Monopolies.

In the conditions of the prolonged global crisis which began since 2008, international finance capital and global Monopolies are seeing great prospects in the BRI.

Jefferson distrusted government banks and opposed public borrowing, which he thought created long-term debt, bred Monopolies, and invited dangerous speculation as opposed to productive labor.

Agencies of the state such as pollution control boards, licensing authorities, judiciary and bourgeois political parties work for the interests of Monopolies while claiming to be“regulators” and“protectors”.

If the number of telecom/ broadcasting companies operating in the market shrinks, in that eventuality, with Monopolies and concentration on the rise, net neutrality will not endure.

To benefit these capitalist Monopolies, the government of India has been changing defence procurement policies, as well as pursuing the course of privatisation of the defence production industry.

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