Examples of using Anticompetitive in English and their translations into Slovak
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Tomáš also provided diverse advice with respect to cartel agreements and other anticompetitive practices and has been representing clients in cartel proceedings at the AMO.
Indeed, in theory, any rebate offered by a dominant undertaking can, in some circumstances, have an anticompetitive effect.
The Antimonopoly Office suspected the Slovak Banking Association of two anticompetitive delicts connected with the facilitation of the exchange of business-sensitive information by its members.
the likelihood of an anticompetitive effect significantly decreases.
We need to ensure that large online platforms don't eliminate these benefits through anticompetitive behavior.”.
may not have an anticompetitive foreclosure effect.
There will be need for a Regulation providing specific yardsticks on eventual anticompetitive practices of various forms of cooperation in the liner trades.
These practices, which must be distinguished from anticompetitive practices, normally fall under national contract
that that conduct has, in all likelihood, an anticompetitive effect.
particularly because of an anticompetitive margin squeeze.
Our present business landscape exhibits a number of extremely powerful employers as a result of the neglect of mergers and other anticompetitive behavior in labor markets.
increased the potential for anticompetitive reactions.
has raised the costs of anticompetitive practices.
Options 1 and 2 allow protecting more effectively consumers from the adverse effects of the anticompetitive exercise of market power by buyers.
substantial and foreseeable anticompetitive effect in the EEA remains therefore unanswered.
In June, the Commission consulted interested parties on the structural commitments proposed by E. ON to address these concerns of anticompetitive behaviour on the German electricity markets55.
First, it argues that the General Court erred in law in upholding the finding of an abuse by the Commission without considering the likelihood of anticompetitive effects.
However, it is unhelpful in establishing that the rebates have a likely anticompetitive foreclosure effect.
Transparent relationships between contracting parties would normally reduce the risk of manufacturers being held responsible for using such indirect forms of pressure aimed at achieving anticompetitive outcomes.
What is certain, however, is that such market coverage cannot rule out that the rebates in question do not have an anticompetitive foreclosure effect.