Examples of using Microsoft's assertion in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Commission concludes that Microsoft's assertion that there is double counting is unfounded.
Last, the Commission rejects Microsoft's assertion that it would have to‘freeze' Windows in its current version.
Microsoft's assertion, first submitted in the reply,
The Commission rejects Microsoft's assertion that its refusal did not prevent the appearance of a new product for which there is unmet consumer demand.
However, it rejected Microsoft's assertion that that purpose could be achieved only by providing access to information on the internal mechanisms of its products.
Second, the Commission disputes Microsoft's assertion that because of the contested decision its competitors will no longer have any incentive to create their own technology.
The Commission, supported by SIIA, disputes Microsoft's assertion that the contested decision does not establish that Windows and its‘media functionality' belong to two separate markets.
In the same way Microsoft's assertion that the contested decision intends that its competitors should develop exactly the same products as Windows work group server operating systems must be rejected.
SIIA also disputes Microsoft's assertion that the contested decision seeks to allow Microsoft's competitors to develop server operating systems that function in all respects like a Windows server operating system.
supported on this point by SIIA, disputes Microsoft's assertion that the analysis of foreclosure in the contested decision is contradicted by the facts.
Microsoft's assertion that it could not easily be aware that its conduct infringed the competition rules is also difficult to reconcile with the position which it adopted throughout the administrative procedure.
Microsoft's assertion that numerous other features of Windows XP will no longer work if media functionality is removed from the system consisting of Windows and Windows Media Player is wholly unfounded.
Last, the Commission submits that Microsoft's assertion that the conditions laid down by Article 13 of the TRIPS Agreement are not met in the present case is based on‘erroneous assumptions'.
Last, the Commission disputes Microsoft's assertion that it has not been shown that media functionality is not linked,
Last, the Commission rejects Microsoft's assertion that the theory applied in the present case does not take account of certain relevant factors and is based on predictions that are contradicted by the facts.
In response to Microsoft's assertion that an average of 1.7 media players are used each month by consumers,
In response to Microsoft's assertion that it took into account its turnover on the market for operating systems for servers in general, the Commission states that it relied on the figures provided by Microsoft in response to a request for information concerning work group server operating systems.
In response to Microsoft's assertion, based on Article 4 of Directive 91/250, that implementation of the protocols in question would‘almost certainly' be an adaptation or translation of the specifications covered by Microsoft's copyright(paragraph 120 above),
Third, in response to Microsoft's assertion that‘the cost of modification in many cases would be zero',
In response to Microsoft's assertion that the foreclosure theory lacks objectivity, in that it did not