abuse of monopoly造句

• The Israel Antitrust Authority also opened an investigation into Tnuva over alleged abuse of monopoly power.
• It's about abuse of monopoly power ."
• Antitrust concerns and consumer protection against abuse of monopoly power must play an important role, the report said.
• This kind of product-forcing is an abuse of monopoly power and we will seek to put an end to it,
• Transportation policy aims to prevent abuse of monopoly power, promote fair competition, and balance environmental, energy, and social concerns in transportation.
• Computer makers had no real alternative to Windows, the government said, so tying the products together amounted to an abuse of monopoly power.
• To his relief Parliament voted him the additional subsidies and then moved on to investigate the abuse of monopolies and reform the Court of Chancery.
• Even supporters moved cautiously, producing a law of less than 200 words that, in broad language, prohibits anticompetitive agreements and the abuse of monopoly power.
• Windows so dominates its market that computer makers have no real alternative to it, so Microsoft's action was an abuse of monopoly power, the government asserts.
• The issue is crucial because the government contends that Microsoft's decision to combine Windows with a Web browser was an abuse of monopoly power to thwart competition.
• The Consumer Federation of America, a Washington-based advocacy group, Friday said consumers would " continue to be victimized by Microsoft's abuse of monopoly power under the proposed remedy ."
• Microsoft's actions amount to an abuse of monopoly power that has harmed competition in the market for Internet browsing software, where Microsoft is steadily gaining on the leader, Netscape Communications, the government said.
• It was argued that the activities and aggrandizement of company officials was to blame for the famine, particularly the abuse of monopoly rights on trade and land tax used for the personal benefit of company officials.
• A settlement could avert a lengthy and costly court battle between the Department of Justice and Microsoft _ which have been legally entangled over questions of Microsoft's alleged abuse of monopoly power for more than four years.
• In an interview last week, he said, " If the findings show significant abuse of monopoly power, then the appropriate remedy is to break up the monopoly _ not to hobble the company or try to regulate it ."
• Their Lordships are accordingly of the opinion that the features of unfairness and abuse of monopoly power which underlay the decision in the " British Leyland " case cannot be said to be plainly and obviously present in this case.
• Part of the TRA mandate is to protect users from the abuse of monopoly market share : companies determined to have  significant market power must apply to have an amended license and are subject to additional penalties for anti-competitive behavior.
• "I hope that the government and the judge to which this case was remanded will keep these facts foremost in their minds when deciding how Microsoft's pattern of anticompetitive behavior and abuse of monopoly power will affect the future of technology and innovation, " he said.
• One academic advising the states, Herbert Hovenkamp, a professor at the University of Iowa College of Law, said : " In my opinion, if the findings show significant abuse of monopoly power, then the appropriate remedy is to break up the monopoly _ not to hobble the company or try to regulate it ."