Examples of using Restrictive effects in English and their translations into Finnish
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while on the other hand restrictive effects are less likely than for other types of cooperation;
Financial policy would then also be able to curb public deficits via automatic rises in government revenue, without triggering restrictive effects.
Restrictive effects on competition within the relevant market are likely to occur where it can be expected with a reasonable degree of probability that,
The likely restrictive effects on competition of information exchange in the context of commercialisation agreements will depend on the characteristics of the market
A production agreement between parties with market power can have restrictive effects on competition if it increases their commonality of costs(that is to say, the proportion of variable costs
Nevertheless, those efficiencies may be taken into account as the markets on which the restrictive effects on competition and the efficiency gains arise are related
paid leave63 could have particularly restrictive effects in the case of short-term service provision
It is unlikely that in this case the parties would be able to demonstrate any efficiency gains stemming from the information exchange that would be passed on to consumers to an extent that would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition.
the Commission considers the legitimacy of the objectives pursued by the rules, whether any restrictive effects of those rules are inherent in the pursuit of the objectives and whether they are proportionate to them.
restrictive effects on competition or">which would allow the presumption that efficiency gains will be passed on to consumers to an extent that outweighs the restrictive effects on competition.
could only be fulfilled in the presence of significant efficiency gains which are passed on to consumers to such an extent that they would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition.
if the parties provided substantiated evidence that the efficiency gains would be passed on to consumers to such an extent that they would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition.
market power on the selling market, these are unlikely to be passed on to consumers to an extent that would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition.
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.
The lower is the market power of the parties involved in the information exchange, the more likely it is that the efficiency gains would be passed on to consumers to an extent that outweighs the restrictive effects on competition.
variety to an extent that outweighs the restrictive effects on competition.
prove actual or potential restrictive effects on competition, it is necessary to take into account competition between the parties
with high demand and decreasing supply in places with low demand is likely to offset potential restrictive effects.
For an agreement to have restrictive effects on competition within the meaning of Article 101(1) it must have,
To the extent that some restrictive effects on competition could result from the possibility to monitor deviations, it is likely