Examples of using Anti-competitive practices in English and their translations into Swedish
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Abuse of competition, which brings together a large number of anti-competitive practices, such as refusal to supply,
The Commission will also invoke its existing competition law powers to deal with any anti-competitive practices that may emerge.
which would abolish the specific rule relating to anti-competitive practices.
128 exclude restrictive and anti-competitive practices, affecting all shipping companies.
in particular by preventing corruption and anti-competitive practices is vital for Vattenfall.
minimise any risk that they be abused for anti-competitive practices that could undermine the emergence of new innovative products
of Member States and the Community institutions to eliminate anti-competitive practices, tax obstacles to cross-border activity
not least the individual cases where major European carmakers were fined for anti-competitive practices.
If it is established that industry is being caused injury by anti-competitive practices of any kind, the Commission shall, where appropriate, propose to the Council measures to address the problem.
their possible adoption of anti-competitive practices can be also addressed ex-ante through reliance on effective governance arrangements.
We must not underestimate the fact that unequal bargaining power, anti-competitive practices and a lack of transparency are often at the root of market distortions, with major consequences for the competitiveness of the entire food supply chain.
If it is established that industry is being caused injury by anti-competitive practices of any kind, the Commission shall, where appropriate, propose to the Council measures to address the problem.
require compliance with safety standards, and prevent anti-competitive practices.
Sector inquiries will allow the Commission to analyse allegedly anti-competitive practices in a systematic and transparent manner
putting them in conflict with EU rules on anti-competitive practices.
appraise whether European yards are affected by anti-competitive practices.
The EU therefore has a strategic interest in developing international rules to ensure that European firms do not suffer in third countries from unfair subsidisation of local companies or anti-competitive practices.
Another important tool is the continued application of competition rules against anti-competitive practices which may affect the smooth functioning of the supply chain- to the detriment of consumers-
acting on the structure of markets by actively combating anti-competitive practices, by refocusing its departments' supervisory activities only upon matters with a manifest Community interest and by affirming its intention to modernise competition law.
assess whether European yards are affected by anti-competitive practices.