Examples of using Competition problems in English and their translations into Greek
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proposals for divestiture sufficiently extensive to provide a solution to the competition problems identified by the Commission on the relevant French sectoral markets.
Consolidation of the internal market could also be hampered if court decisions in different Member States result in a situation where different interpretations are given on how similar competition problems need to be addressed.
IP/06/1311) show that commitments continue to be an effective means of addressing competition problems.
Functional separation as a means to overcome competition problems: National telecoms regulators will gain the additional tool of being able to oblige telecoms operators to separate communication networks from their service branches,
But our first responsibility under the regulation on concentrations or mergers of undertakings is to analyse the competition problems and to base our response- in this case a positive one- on that.
But there is also a risk that this kind of agreement can lead to serious competition problems, for example, where the parties agree to fix prices,
distribution networks and/or storage facilities can lead to competition problems, particularly where cross-border access is concerned,
Commission staff for the purpose of defining any modifications to the transaction which might resolve the competition problems raised by the Commission.
The Court notes, in that connection, that Schneider stated at the hearing that it had not in fact been able to propose in good time any remedies for the competition problems in respect of which it did not challenge the Decision.
had the notifying parties been put in a position to submit in good time proposals for divestiture sufficiently extensive to resolve all the competition problems identified by the Commission at distribution level in France.
The Commission was… required to explain all the more clearly the competition problems raised by the proposed merger,
that it concluded that Schneider's corrective measures would not lead to the elimination of all the competition problems identified in the French low‑voltage electrical equipment market and that they raised,
Social media has a competition problem, and its name is Facebook.
In Veba/Degussa79 the competition problem arose in the market for fumed silica Ð a speciality chemical for which the market was highly concentrated.
As his father James later noted,"What he does have is a competition problem.
His father James said of him:"What he does have is a competition problem.
Those pure R&D agreements can only cause a competition problem if competition with respect to innovation is appreciably reduced,
This creates new competition problems.
The Commission is very alert to competition problems.
acquisitions could contribute to much needed bank consolidation in some member countries without creating local competition problems.