Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Antitrust rules in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Regulation(EC) No 1/2003 will give national competition authorities(NCAs) competence toenforce Community antitrust rules fully in the rail transport sector.
Progress in relation to the adoption of antitrust rules and the establishment of appropriate competition enforcement authorities is, in my view, promising.
The main part of the Commission's work on enforcing the antitrust rules will continue to consist in dealing with concrete cases.
The new rules will come into force on May 1st at the same time as Regulation 1/2003 which modernises the enforcement of antitrust rules in the Union.
who instigate the relevant procedures when they observe a potential breach of antitrust rules.
Accordingly, the antitrust rules were rigorously enforced to prevent companies from artificially dividing the internal market through practices such as market sharing
The Commission's in-depth investigation will focus on whether Google has breached EU antitrust rules by hindering the development
Without altering the substantive content of Articles 81 and 82 EC, the reform will fundamentally simplify the way in which the Treaty's antitrust rules are enforced throughout the European Union.
As regards the application of the EU antitrust rules in the energy sector the single most important action taken in 2005 was the launch of the sector inquiries into gas and electricity.
dissuasive effect on companies, since companies that breach antitrust rules will have to bear the full cost of the compensation for the harm they caused and to pay the fines that will incur.
businesses from going to court to claim compensation on a private basis for damages suffered as a result of a breach of antitrust rules.
The Recommendation complements the proposal for a Directive on antitrust damages which will help the victims of violations of antitrust rules to obtain compensation through the legal actions available in Member States.
Commission in September 2000, will fundamentally simplify the way in which the Treaty's antitrust rules are enforced throughout the European Union.
While Community law therefore demands an effective system for damages claims for infringements of antitrust rules, this area of the law in the 25 Member States presents a picture of“total underdevelopment”.3.
American Airlines and Iberia may be in breach of EU antitrust rules and may harm consumers.
MasterCard now has decided to apply a new methodology to its MIF for cross-border transactions which will result in a substantially reduced average weighted MIF level compared with that found to be in breach of EU antitrust rules.
The Statement of Objections also alleges that MasterCard's interchange fees for transactions in the EU using MasterCard cards issued in other regions of the world breach European antitrust rules by setting an artificially high minimum price for processing these transactions.
With regard to compensation of damages caused by infringement of antitrust rules, the EESC has already expressed its opinion6 on the Commission's Green Paper,
The introduction of new procedures for applying antitrust rules, the review of the Merger Regulation
The Commission continues its ongoing formal investigation under EU antitrust rules of other aspects of Google's behaviour in the EEA, including the favourable