Examples of using Competition rules in English and their translations into Czech
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These competition rules are applicable to the relationship between you
European and national competition rules must be applied consistently so as to ensure keen competition
She is waffling around with her competition rules and also compromising security in the area of stability of the banks that are still functioning.
The Commission will therefore have to continue applying competition rules on a case-by case basis,
However, as regards competition rules, I would like to nuance a little your statement on the harmful character of the concentration of ownership on media pluralism.
truthfully in accordance with competition rules and without elements of deceitful advertising.
The competition rules are strict… A photo only of the legs and no name on the back.
Mr Evans, that these competition rules are also there to stimulate productivity
PT The Council agreed to the full opening of the market in postal services at EU level from 31 December 2010 during the Portuguese Presidency, applying competition rules to what some say should be a public service to create an internal market in postal services.
there should be no doubt about the Commission's determination to enforce competition rules and take necessary steps if any serious breaches
for example, State aid, what competition rules need to be complied with, and so on.
The European Court of Justice grants individuals and companies the right to damages for breaches of the competition rules, but in spite of that fact the reality is that individuals who have suffered loss as a result of a breach of EC antitrust rules rarely receive compensation.
Commissioner Kroes did say at the time that she would investigate the matter for proper compliance with the competition rules; but, since then,
We also suggested ensuring vigorous enforcement of EU competition rules and not allowing the crowding-out of small
In order for standard-setting agreements to avoid having to be assessed under the competition rules and to fall within the so-called safe harbour- meaning where they are presumed to be in line with the competition rules- there are three general conditions that need to be met.
also the provisions relating to security and compliance with competition rules.
submitting their views share the Commission's opinion that TDIs remain essential in a globalising world economy where multilaterally-agreed competition rules are lacking.
participants is 20% or less, it will be presumed to be in line with the competition rules.
resolves potential conflicts with EU competition rules.
concern proceedings on infringements of competition rules, such as the cases involving National Panasonic,