Examples of using Competition problems in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Commission's initial market investigation has found that the proposed acquisition may create competition problems in the markets for pulp mill equipment.
High barriers to entry continue to be an important factor in determining whether an operation poses competition problems.
The acquisition by BP of full control of Veba Oel did not give rise to new competition problems.
When reviewing the data collected the Competition DG analysed 50 case situations where competition problems arose at the time of selling 3G rights.
to eliminate as far as possible notifications which do not raise any serious competition problems.
I said that not all competition problems have been resolved,
It will be up to companies to assess very carefully whether their own agreements and initiatives could cause competition problems and/or result in penalties.
two uncondi tionally and three with conditions which removed the competition problems identified by the Commission during its investigation.
contraband causes serious competition problems.
As the honourable Member is aware, not all the competition problems have been resolved,
Conversely, the removal through merger or acquisition of a potential competitor that has prevented a company from becoming dominant can lead to competition problems, even if there is no direct overlap in the undertakings' current activities.
to helping its businesses, we will have competition problems within monetary union.
Competition problems usually stem from the presence of enduring bottlenecks in the access network characterised by the dominance of the vertically integrated incumbent network operator and the persistent difficulty to apply non-discrimination remedies in an effective manner.
be used to assess minority shareholdings and the competition problems they may entail.
on a second-stage inquiry, after the notifying parties hadgiven undertakings which resolved the competition problems identified.
are informed about any commitments submitted by companies to address competition problems and can express their views at any point during the proceedings including the possibility of asking for referral of a case if the criteria of Article 9 of the Merger Regulation are met.
On balance, the Commission found the remedies sufficient to remedy the competition problem created by this merger.
to eliminate as far as possible notifications of agreements that do not raise any serious competition problem.
Whether the exchange of information constitutes a competition problem or not depends very much on the type of information
Those pure R& D agreements can only cause a competition problem if competition with respect to innovation is appreciably reduced, leaving only a