Значения термина stifle competition на английском

It has used its monopoly power to impede innovation and stifle competition.

Critics charged such a move would create a two-tiered internet and stifle competition.

Such deals are controversial and opposed by independent wholesalers, who argue they stifle competition.

The U.S. government has moved to block the Cigna-Anthem deal, saying it would stifle competition.

The Justice Department sued in July to block the deal, saying it would stifle competition.

Arista has denied the allegations and accused Cisco of a smear campaign intended to stifle competition.

However, opponents say that allowing Bezeq to combine its subsidiaries into a single company will stifle competition.

More likely, the deal will stifle competition.

European regulators blocked a 2013 takeover of TNT by UPS due to concerns it would stifle competition.

Users, in particular, see a risk that the mergers will stifle competition and could lead to vendor lock-in.

These patents do provide companies with an added incentive to commercialize new technologies, but they stifle competition, too.

Branson has promised to spend millions of dollars to fight the deal, which he says would stifle competition.

Independent wholesalers argue that exclusive distribution deals stifle competition and could undermine Britain's flexible round-the-clock drug-ordering and delivery service.

They said that they were sure to be charged with trying to secure a monopoly and to stifle competition.

Exhaustive probe The merger will undergo an exhaustive probe over concerns it will stifle competition, EU authorities said last week.

He urged jurors to consider that a verdict in favor of Apple could stifle competition and reduce choices for consumers.