monopolization AmE , auch: monopolisation BrE

In 1920, five years after the monopolization, he died at the age of 87.

What happened next was government monopolization of the sugar industry.

Concerns for monopolization of the world's economy have been raised.

"We knew the commission might have difficulty with a monopolization case," the former official said.

The film deals with the consequences of business monopolization and globalization.

But such claims are undermined when used to justify complete monopolization.

The monopolization of military power by conquerors who made themselves States or governments.

The lawsuit alleged the monopolization of the professional hockey industry since 1926.

The term eventually was phased away with the complete monopolization of economy by the state.

"The effect would be a restraint of trade, if not a monopolization of a market."

This conclusion alone is sufficient to support a finding of liability for attempted monopolization.

It is the monopolization of newspaper and magazine distribution in Europe that threatens press freedom.

The market does need competition, not further monopolization.

Such alliances often result in the monopolization of mating opportunities by one dominant male.

Instead, as in the past, deregulation has empowered regional monopolization at the expense of consumers.

Monopolization will become less relevant because of the possibilities of entry into a given market.

A lawsuit was brought against the board last fall by a Web-based company alleging monopolization of listings.

The monopolization of the land by these land-Lords.

The monopolization of the issue of currency by National Banks.

To prevent monopolization, the providers were classified into three categories according to the percentage of the population served by them.

However, it does not define the elements of the offense of attempted monopolization.

Various barriers to entry include patent rights and monopolization of a natural resource needed to produce a product.

For the first time in the region's history the work questioned the monopolization of Vedas, sciences and education by a minority.

By 1824, salt springs had been found to be not so rare as previously thought, and worries over monopolization diminished.

It was successful in this, but it also became deeply unpopular for its monopolization of the land.