Примери за използване на Restrictive effects на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Hence, in order to prove actual or potential restrictive effects on competition, it is necessary to take into account competition between the parties
As such, the efficiency gains are likely to outweigh the restrictive effects arising from the reduction of competition between the parties
In some cases there can be restrictive effects on competition in the form of increased prices
Restrictive effects on competition are more likely if the parties to the joint purchasing arrangement have a significant proportion of their variable costs in the relevant downstream market in common.
They claim that this information exchange cannot have restrictive effects on competition because the information is public as it is displayed on large display panels at every petrol station.
the less likely they will pass on the efficiency gains to consumers to an extent that would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition.
carry a higher risk of restrictive effects on competition than pure joint production agreements.
Moreover, the higher the market power of the parties, the less likely they will pass on the efficiency gains to consumers to an extent that would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition.
Even if the exchange creates some risk of giving rise to restrictive effects on competition, the efficiency gains stemming from increasing supply to places with high demand and decreasing supply in places with low demand is likely to offset potential restrictive effects.
variety to an extent that outweighs the restrictive effects on competition.
the less likely it is that efficiency gains will be passed on to consumers to an extent that outweighs the restrictive effects on competition.
Efficiency gains attained by indispensable restrictions must be passed on to consumers to an extent that outweighs the restrictive effects on competition caused by a standardisation agreement
Those restrictive effects can arise where two
Those restrictive effects can arise where two
the more likely it is that the R&D agreement can cause restrictive effects on competition(88).
they are unlikely to outweigh the restrictive effects, and therefore the agreement would not meet the criteria of Article 101(3).
However, if the parties' combined market share exceeds 20%, the restrictive effects have to be analysed as the agreement does not fall within the scope of the Specialisation Block Exemption Regulation
provided that the efficiency gains would be passed on to consumers to such an extent that they would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition of the agreement.
Contrary to what the German Government in effect contends, the restrictive effects created by the first-stage studies condition cannot be regarded as too uncertain
it is not possible to give a general market share threshold above which sufficient market power for causing restrictive effects on competition can be assumed.