Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Competition problems in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The acquisition by BP of full control of Veba Oel did not give rise to new competition problems.
A large number of operations(mergers and restrictive practices) involving the defence industry areapproved by the competent authorities simply because they do not pose any competition problems.
The Article 7 procedure has also shown that NRAs are still applying divergent approaches to similar competition problems.
raise competition problems.
this procedure is not suitable for all cases which raise competition problems.
concluded that there were no competition problems.
On 21 December, the Commission adopted a communication on remedies acceptable for resolving competition problems posed by mergers and acquisitions.
However, the Commission concluded that the operation did not give rise to any competition problems in these product areas and decided to approve the acquisition.
Furthermore, Schneider's proposals did not provide any effective solution as regards a number of geographic markets and/or product markets on which competition problems had been identified.
There are competition problems(high prices and high concentration ratios) in the retail and wholesale distribution and construction sectors.
The discussion by category of agreement makes it easier to take account of specific competition problems related to the different forms of cooperation.
especially when it comes to remedies for tackling competition problems.
Therefore, the commitments could not be seen as merely behavioural commitments which were not suited to solving the competition problems identified by the Commission.
Taking into account the two-way access nature of termination markets, further potential competition problems include cross-subsidisation between operators.
Typically competition problems arise when the dominant undertaking competes on the“downstream” market with the buyer whom it refuses to supply.
Competition problems are more likely to arise in licensing between competitors than in licensing between non-competitors.
product markets may cause competition problems because they increase market shares and lead to the
Size can sometimes create problems. Even smaller operators can create competition problems and then we have to intervene.
The acquisitionby BP of full control of Veba Oel did not give riseto new competition problems.
Introduction of functional separation as a remedy for NRAs to tackle persistent competition problems.