Examples of using Vertical restraints in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Hence, the guidelines on vertical restraints which provide for an interpretation of Regulation(EC)
services which have the same object or effect as vertical restraints which are not exempted under this Regulation.
The Guidelines set out principles for assessing under Article 101 of the TFEU issues arising in the context of vertical restraints in agreements for the sale
combined with other non-hardcore vertical restraints such as non-compete.
a further assessment will be necessary to examine the vertical restraints included in such agreements.
likely future situation on the relevant market with the vertical restraints in place with the situation that would prevail in the absence of the vertical restraints in the agreement.
Whereas on 22 January 1997 the Commission published a Green Paper on Vertical Restraints in EC Competition Policy,
Option 2 would reflect the approach that vertical restraints may lead to consumer harm only in certain circumstances,
Should there be a need to also assess such agreements under the Block Exemption Regulation on Vertical Restraints and the Guidelines on Vertical Restraints, this will be specifically stated in the relevant chapter of these guidelines.
I hope that the Commission considers that the time is right to re-examine the guidelines on vertical restraints that you mentioned just now,
I assume that the incident with the document on vertical restraints was just a mistake.
whereas at the same level of market power vertical restraints are generally considered less harmful to competition than horizontal restraints; .
where parallel networks of similar vertical restraints cover more than 50% of a relevant market,
combined with other non-hardcore vertical restraints, such as a non-compete obligation limited to five years,
to include, among others, sources of antitrust laws applicable to vertical restraints, types of vertical restraints subject to antitrust law,
the revision of the Commission policy on horizontal agreements and vertical restraints,(4) sectoral issues such as"sticky retail prices",
combined with other non-hardcore vertical restraints, such as non-compete
Tying may also constitute a vertical restraint falling under Article 101 where it results in a single branding type of obligation(see paragraphs(129) to(150)) for the tied product.
there is usually a good reason to have a vertical restraint for the duration it takes to depreciate the investment.
A vertical restraint is sometimes necessary for as long as the supplier sells its product to the buyer see in particular the situations described in paragraph(107)(a),(e),(f),(g) and i.