Examples of using Pricing practices in English and their translations into Hungarian
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banks' current pricing practices remain, it would impede the economic recovery
remedy the injury caused by unfair pricing practices and the ways and means for putting such measures into effect.
The EU should ensure that any distortion in the cost of raw materials resulting from dual‑pricing practices or other mechanisms in operation in the exporting country is addressed and offset in the context of anti-dumping investigations.
key mineral and metal goods, as well as dual pricing practices.
necessarily from RegTP's decisions that the applicant's pricing practices have an anticompetitive effect,
Furthermore, the small market shares acquired by the applicant's competitors in the retail access market since the market was liberalised by the entry into force of the TKG on 1 August 1996 are evidence of the restrictions which the applicant's pricing practices have imposed on the growth of competition in those markets.
Owing to the fact that the unfair- within the meaning of Article 82 EC- nature of the applicant's pricing practices is linked in the contested decision(recitals 163
that it considered the applicant's pricing practices, and in particular the margin squeeze resulting from the negative
legislation to promote progress towards a Single European Sky(SES) a revision of the regulation against subsidisation and unfair pricing practices and many others.
it nevertheless follows clearly from the caselaw that the abusive nature of a dominant undertaking's pricing practices is determined in principle on the basis of its own.
the Commission both as regards information about the existence of unfair pricing practices and injury resulting therefrom, and as regards the
such investigation shall cover both unfair pricing practices and injury resulting therefrom
176 to 183 to the contested decision the grounds on which it considers the applicant's pricing practices to be abuses within the meaning of Article 82 EC
The applicant could not be unaware that it had genuine scope to increase its retail prices and that its pricing practices were hindering the growth of competition in the market in local network access services, a market in which the degree of
(b)'unfair pricing practices' means the continuous charging on a particular shipping route to,
assess whether the applicant's pricing practices distort competition,
does not imply that the applicant's pricing practices do not distort competition within the meaning of Article 82 EC.
Whereas, in order to discourage unfair pricing practices, but without preventing, restricting or distorting price competition by non-conference lines,
First, the applicant submits that the finding of a margin squeeze resulting from the pricing practice of a dominant undertaking does not constitute an abuse per se.
More generally, it covers every pricing practice which is designed to foreclose from the market