Examples of using Restricting competition in English and their translations into German
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Tariff Conferences restrict competition and restrictions of competition are in principle negative for consumers.
This would mean restricting competition.
Research, welfare, etc. without restricting competition.
Agreements restricting competition are prohibited by Article 81 of the EC Treaty.
Agreements are prohibited if: 0 they have the object or effect of restricting competition;
This provision thus has the object and effect of restricting competition between the various means of transport.
It is the annual decisions fixing the scales of charges which have the effect of restricting competition.
The notified recommendation nevertheless has the object and effect of restricting competition between undertakings which would normally be competitors.
The following provisions of the agreement have the object and/or effect of restricting competition within the common market.
Despite recent efforts, the relatively high degree of administrative burden on business creation is an additional factor restricting competition.
This would also prevent the licensing of new technologies with competition-promoting effects from being automatically classified as restricting competition.
The removal of barriers restricting competition in professional services is envisaged, even though specific implementation measures are not mentioned in detail.
The world exclusive rights granted to 90 Tour Italia thus had the effect of restricting competition between tour operators in the Community.
Article 85 prohibits not only conduct that has the effect of restricting competition, but also conduct that has as its object the restriction of competition. .
which do not suit today's modern economy and are restricting competition in this sector.
Exclusivity rebates granted by an undertaking in a dominant position are, by their very nature, capable of restricting competition and foreclosing competitors from the market.
Such a system has the effect of limiting the number of tenderers for each contract and thus of restricting competition in the building and construction industry.
itmay have either the object or effect of restricting competition.
However, dominant companies have a responsibility not to abuse their powerful market position by restricting competition, either in the market where they are dominant or in neighbouring markets.
The Commission considers that this agreement has the effect of restricting competition between the undertakings in question and that it constitutes a barrier to the entry of other operators.