Examples of using Restrictive effects in English and their translations into Polish
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better product quality or variety to an extent that outweighs the restrictive effects on competition.
An information exchange that contributes little to the transparency in a market is less likely to have restrictive effects on competition than an information exchange that significantly increases transparency.
Moreover, the higher the market power of the parties the less likely they are to pass on the efficiency gains to consumers to an extent that would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition.
the risks of restrictive effects on competition may still be low if the market is dynamic,
production and/or marketing rarely gives rise to restrictive effects on competition within the meaning of Article 1011.
it is not possible to give a general market share threshold above which sufficient market power for causing restrictive effects on competition can be assumed.
If, in such a scenario, the R& D co-operation includes joint exploitation only by means of licensing to third parties, restrictive effects such as foreclosure problems are unlikely.
due to the limited technical capabilities of the parties, the R& D agreement will normally not have any restrictive effects on competition.
The application of legal form or capital ownership requirements to cross-border provision of services may have particularly restrictive effects such as depriving certain providers of the possibility to offer their services cross-border merely because of the legal form in which they operate.
defeat any potential restrictive effects of the agreement.
producers have lodged three cases against Brazilian practices having restrictive effects on Community exports of different products steel plates,
Those restrictive effects can arise where two
decreasing supply in places with low demand is likely to offset potential restrictive effects.
the Commission considers the legitimacy of the objectives pursued by the rules, whether any restrictive effects of those rules are inherent in the pursuit of the objectives
Restrictive effects on competition within the relevant market are likely to occur where it can be expected with a reasonable degree of probability that,
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,
to assess whether those pro-competitive effects outweigh the restrictive effects on competition19.
The Court recognised that the specificity of sport has to be taken into consideration in the sense that restrictive effects on competition that are inherent in the organisation
taken a balanced line: fighting the concentrative and restrictive effects of a marketing policy relying on broad
Such a provision also has a restrictive effect as regards companies established in other Member States: