释义 |
restrictive practicesreˌstrictive ˈpractices noun [plural] - Although these facts look impressive, they may overstate the success of policy against restrictive practices.
- Barriers arising from the restrictive practices and cartels of business enterprises.
- Few would have predicted that a radical, reforming Lord Chancellor would begin an assault on the restrictive practices of barristers.
- In some of the privatised ports, ending restrictive practices has led to an improvement in productivity of 50 to 100 percent.
- It dealt with unions and restrictive practices.
- The restrictive practices of stubborn unions keep the new colour-printing presses idle.
- The railways are also a sink of ancient union restrictive practices.
- These consist of the treatment of dominant firm monopolies, restrictive practices and mergers.
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