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Перевод: monopoly

[существительное]
монополия

Тезаурус:

1. Unfortunately, the Ego has made a monopoly of guilt, seeing it as a splendid excuse for misery and martyrdom.
2. War communism could be defined as follows: firstly, requisitioning in the countryside; secondly, strict rationing for the town population, who were classified into categories; thirdly, complete "socialisation" of production and labour; fourthly, an extremely complicated and chit-ridden system of distribution for the remaining stocks of manufactured goods; fifthly, a monopoly of power tending towards the single Party and the suppression of all dissent; sixthly, a state of siege and the Cheka.
3. Only a small fraction of the bureaucracy can directly benefit from its position of high office and crucial monopoly or oligopoly in negotiations and policy-making.
4. There is as yet no shift in the overall direction of the group, which remains dominated in terms of political action by its monopoly catholic and nationalist constituencies.
5. The Italians had a virtual monopoly in the building trade until the 1680s.
6. Another proposal, which has been included in the set of draft amendments to the Federal Constitution, is that the income of "organizations of associated labour" that arises from monopoly power, or from other special advantages, should be transferred to the federal government.
7. The United States sought to maintain an atomic energy monopoly - both military and civilian - as a God-given right; but for the purposes of conventional warfare they needed the support of allies and were prepared to buy international collaboration with superficially altruistic aid programmes.
8. Under Mrs Thatcher, Conservatives were more outspoken in blaming the unions for low productivity, overmanning, restrictive practices, and strikes, particularly in the public sector where the unions were often able to exploit their monopoly position.
9. Large-scale mining of copper began in Britain under Queen Elizabeth I, with the establishment of the Society of Mines Royal which had a monopoly in copper trading and was responsible for bringing many German miners to this country.
10. More passengers have of course benefitted from the electrification of the Oxted and East Grinstead lines, although railway euphoria was possibly dampened by the Minister of Transport who on 30 September took the opportunity of rejecting further recommendations by the Monopoly Commission that increased investment was necessary to provide a satisfactory quality of service on NSE.
11. For Tony Parsons to imply that he has a monopoly of concern on these matters or that so-called "post-feminists" have copped out of the struggle is an insulting travesty of the truth.
12. We will see that this mode of constructing monopoly catholicism is alien to the Concordat period of Roman catholic church - state relations recognizable in arrangements, for example, with Spain, Portugal, and Italy.
13. Game and Games - you might get the impression that this is a shop where you could buy either a brace of grouse or a set of Monopoly.