Examples of using Antitrust in English and their translations into Slovenian
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However, a company that violates antitrust law deserves to be punished;
in particular to strict compliance with antitrust law.
His theories influenced Thomas Jefferson's democratic agrarianism(restriction of the vote to land owners), and the antitrust policies of Theodore Roosevelt
Antitrust- Commission invites comments on road map for the evaluation of rules on horizontal agreements.
to the strict observance of antitrust law.
The Commission therefore launched today an antitrust competition inquiry into the e-commerce sector in the European Union(press release).
I have also launched a formal antitrust investigation of Google's conduct concerning mobile operating systems,
What Google has done is illegal under EU antitrust rules,” Denmark's Vestager told a news conference in Brussels.
With the Bundesliga decision, the Commission conrmed its antitrust policy in the media field with regard to the sale
The European Commission has opened an antitrust investigation into the standardisation process for payments over the internet(‘e-payments')
The Commission has also formally opened a separate antitrust investigation into Google's conduct with regards to the mobile operating system Android.
Both the Commission's antitrust action and the regulatory measures are complementary,
decisions finding that an undertaking has infringed antitrust law as well as decisions imposing fines.
In 2000, he resigned as CEO while Microsoft was involved in an antitrust lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice.
As regards Visa's behaviour on the payment cards market, the Commission will continue its antitrust investigation(see).
Given the complexity of damages actions for infringement of antitrust law, use of expertise in court is particularly important to ensure efficient proceedings.
During 2004 the Commission continued its close cooperation with the antitrust division of the US Department of Justice(DoJ)
The intellectual property laws and the antitrust laws share the common purpose of promoting innovation
Under the new antitrust regime, Member State courts are also increasingly called upon to apply the Treaty rules on anticompetitive agreements and practices.
During 2005, the Commission continued its close cooperation with the Antitrust Division of the US Department of Justice