Examples of using Merger cases in English and their translations into German
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merger control, in particular,">by streamlining the rules for transferring merger cases from Member States to the Commission
by enhancing the possibilities for referring merger cases from Member States to the Commission and vice versa.
345 merger cases, and 569 state aid cases.1 The decrease in the overall number of new cases therefore represents an overall trend due to a slight decrease in the field of antitrust, the first decrease in merger cases in several years and a significant drop in the number of state aid cases. .
355 merger cases and 475 state aid cases.2 While the slight decline in closed antitrust cases
Commission will examine more closely the Deutsche Post/trans-o-flex merger case.
The Commission examined its first major merger case affecting electricity markets.61.
Competitor analysis in two-sided markets- the merger case travelport/worldspan.
In the Schneider/Legrand steel merger case, it cites"several obvious errors,
Although each merger case is assessed on its own merits,
The sector is mainly composed of SMEs, usually specialised in manufacturing of one type of furniture only since 1990, only one merger case has been subject to Commission scrutiny.
Β- Important Commission decisions on merger cases.
Commitments in merger cases Green Paper, points 122-126.
Commission publishes best practice guidelines for divestiture commitments in merger cases.
Since 2007, the Commission has assessed a number of merger cases in the railway sector.
The EC notified the US on 43 occasions in 1995, of which 30 involved merger cases.
Examples of merger cases include the Pfizer/Pharmacia case, a merger which created the largest pharmaceutical company in the world.
pursuit of cases with dubious economic justification, as has sometimes happened in merger cases, can do serious damage.
The consolidation of the food sector is reflected in several merger cases that were notified to the Commission in 2008.
The fourth roundtable discussed the economic evidence typically used in merger cases and the best ways to present economic evidence for non-economists.
is an enhanced and more systematic use of a peer review"panel" system in phase II merger cases.