Examples of using Restrictive effects in English and their translations into Hungarian
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(34) In order to allow for better supervision of parallel networks of vertical agreements which have similar restrictive effects and which cover more than 50% of a given market, the Commission should be permitted to declare the exemption inapplicable to
Legislation such as that as issue in the main proceedings is such as to produce those restrictive effects, inasmuch as it makes affiliation to the care insurance scheme dependent on the condition of residence in either a limited part of national territory,
performance of something which is pro-competitive, but that its presumed restrictive effects are in fact confirmed.
performance of something which is pro-competitive, but that its presumed restrictive effects are in fact confirmed.
performance of something which is pro-competitive, but that its presumed restrictive effects are in fact confirmed.
taken a balanced line: fighting the concentrative and restrictive effects of a marketing policy relying on broad and exclusive deals by a single seller on the one hand while taking into account possible efficiencies associated with the aggregation of content on the other.
However, if the parties' combined market share exceeds 20%, the restrictive effects have to be analysed as the agreement does not fall within the scope of the Specialisation Block Exemption Regulation or the safe harbour for horizontal subcontracting agreements with a view to expanding production referred to in sentences 3 and 4 of paragraph 169.
If it were to be accepted that that legislation has restrictive effects on the freedom to provide services
be easily identifiable and therefore not be dependent on a detailed analysis of the market conditions and the restrictive effects observed on a particular market at a specific time.
Have a restrictive effect on the propagation of electrical potential along neurons.
Such a provision also has a restrictive effect as regards companies established in other Member States:
If they are to be taken into account, the claimed efficiencies would have to outweigh the restrictive effect of the conduct in question.
A Member maintaining quantitative restrictions shall indicate in successive consultations the progress made in significantly reducing the incidence and restrictive effect of such measures.
likely to have, a restrictive effect on the importation of pharmaceutical products are compatible with the Treaty only to the extent that they are necessary for the effective protection of health
of residence to exist, the denial thereof must have a restrictive effect on the child's right of free movement and must be regarded as constituting a disproportionate interference with fundamental rights in the light of the abovementioned fundamental rights.
National rules which prohibit the sale of a product at a price below a price calculated by reference to the alcoholic content seem to me to have the same restrictive effect on the freedom to fix prices,
practices likely to have a restrictive effect, or having such an effect, on imports are
Article 23(5) of Law No 112/2004 consolidated the restrictive effect confirmed in the preceding paragraph.
The restrictive effect of the German rules is then reinforced by the fact that the required labelling presupposes the carryingout of a national examination procedure, even where the
of residence to exist, the denial thereof must have a restrictive effect on the child's right to freedom of movement and must be regarded as amounting to a disproportionate interference with fundamental rights in the light of the abovementioned fundamental rights.