Приклади вживання Have a monopoly Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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I have a monopoly on the truth.
We already have a monopoly.
Each of them affects the policy-making, but none have a monopoly.
Now we have a monopoly on death.
So much in fact they have a monopoly.
ACABs have a monopoly of violence and the right, duty and weapons to protect people.
They don't think they have a monopoly on truth.
The latter here have a monopoly, at least, on the cost of transaction costs associated with the purchase and sale of electricity in the“day-ahead” market(commission of the market operator).
I do not say that they have a monopoly of this.
Each of them affects the policy-making, but none have a monopoly.
It's as if they have a monopoly on sexy people.
Each of them affects the policy-making, but none have a monopoly.
You don't think you have a monopoly?” asked Graham.
There's obviously competition from other wine labels, from other wine producers,but my wine is differentiated and I have a monopoly in my particular type of wine.
How to determine if you have a monopoly(dominant) position in the market?
Certainly, no party in a democratic system can have a monopoly on truth.
For as long as the oligarchs have a monopoly on power, reforms will only be carried out in their interests.
Yet the authors clearly exaggerate this influencewhen they warn that no reformist NGO should have a monopoly over the reform agenda.
Under the BPCA 1999, Bhutan Post have a monopoly on the handling of standard letters within the country.
Elite knives from doing focused reinforced titanium alloy of boron carbide fibers(57 for Rockwell andcut glass) have a monopoly on this, the lining of the G10 or PA6GF30.
I cannot say that Argentines have a monopoly on how to view the world; nor can I say that the American system of doing things is best.
We know that schools no longer have a monopoly on knowledge.
Neither the Pope nor the Church have a monopoly on the interpretation of social reality or the proposal of solutions to contemporary issues.”.
Many people criticize that kind ofactivity because they believe that only the state should have a monopoly on power and, therefore, that all such units should be in the(Armed Forces).
Furthermore, neither the Pope nor the Church have a monopoly on the interpretation of social realities or the proposal of solutions to contemporary problems.
Father Spadaro said,“neither the Pope nor the Church have a monopoly on the interpretation of social realities or the proposal of solutions to contemporary problems.”.
According to Lutsenko,in some areas the Russian legal and physical persons have a monopoly on Ukraine, from-for what the prospects for the introduction of such sanctions should be carefully analyzed.