Examples of using Antitrust rules in English and their translations into Greek
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not illegal under EU antitrust rules.
The Commission has concerns that the companies involved may have violated EU antitrust rules that prohibit cartels
See, to that effect, Commission White Paper on Damages actions for breach of the EC antitrust rules COM(2008) 165 final, p.
The Commission's preliminary view is that such conduct infringes EU antitrust rules because it stifles competition
of abuse of a dominant position liable to affect competition within the common market(antitrust rules);
Under EU antitrust rules the Commission can require companies
The Commission also adopted a White Paper on damages actions for breach of the EU antitrust rules.
The view of the European Commission is that air transport agreements must treat all EU airlines equally and respect antitrust rules.
by expressly acknowledging the facts and the infringements of EU antitrust rules.
The Commission said it will investigate whether Aspen has abused a dominant market position in breach of EU antitrust rules.
Google broke antitrust rules in regards to the commercialization of the Android OS in three ways.
The report stands up for codecision by the European Parliament in the establishment of the legal framework for the bringing of damages actions for breach of EC antitrust rules.
is not illegal under EU antitrust rules.
I am concerned that Gazprom is in breach of the EU antitrust rules by abusing its dominant position in the European gas markets.
Fines imposed on companies found in breach of EU antitrust rules are paid into the general EU budget.
What we are now considering is the issue of damages actions for breach of antitrust rules.
companies claim damages if they are victims of infringements of antitrust rules.
I am concerned that Gazprom is breaking EU antitrust rules by abusing its dominant position on EU gas markets.
breaching EU antitrust rules.
The Commission unanimously adopted a new leniency policy that creates greater incentives for companies to blow the whistle on the most serious violations of antitrust rules.