Примери за използване на All competition на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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All competition!
It destroys all competition.
All competition rounds are open to the public.
It simply crushes all competition.
Remove all competition drives of the scaffold drives.
Effectually kills all competition.
Such a thing was put under a great question, butafter a flawless performance in the final phase Russians defeated all competition.
Benfica has won 12 out of 15 matches in all competition with 80% pass accuracy.
This series eclipsed all competition at the time and the introduction of paperback books in the 1950s helped to open that market and marked a high point in the industry.
It involves the elimination of all competition.
Each player in addition to completion of all competition with any racer worldwide use multiplayer mode should be stable to represent stubborn character.
You see, Ewing Oil expects to beat out all competition.
Microsoft submits that the refusal at issue is not such as to exclude all competition on a secondary market, namely, in this case, the work group server operating systems market.
Braid investigate, develop, design, test, manufacture andcommercialize high technology wheels for all competition and street cars.
Find hostels in the world at a reduced price,which defies all competition, agents for youth, and tourism for young students, offers options for a holiday in a group, and enjoy the best discount prices.
EMD has a price that defies all competition!
Since all competition in the same line of business is thinking the same way, prices and costs will tend to stabilize at a point which will produce a profit, after taxes, sufficient to give the industry access to new capital at a reasonable price.
But when you overdeliver you instantly crush all competition for a long time.
Implementing the latest technology and implicating the most realistic auto parts, such as the gear box, electronic disc brakes, urethane foam tires, or the ability to employ Android OS as Broon's infotainment system,Henes firmly stands at the forefront of all competition.
The World Cup is the most stable from all competition formulas employed by the FIVB.
Fourth, the TV companies had effectively reserved to themselves a secondary market- the market for TV guides- by excluding all competition on that market.
In the quest for true equality, people gave up their rights in favor of eliminating all competition, drive, and desire: the very things that inspire innovation and creativity.
Finally, in fourth place, the television companies,by their conduct, had reserved to themselves a secondary market, the market for weekly television guides, by excluding all competition on that market(paragraph 56).
It states, first of all, that‘the risk of elimination of all competition was already present in 1998, as it is present today': the only difference is that‘now[that] elimination of competition is more imminent than it was in 1998'.
What if the first life that reaches interstellar travel capability necessarily eradicates all competition to fuel its own expansion?" he writes.
Microsoft's objective in challenging the Commission's definition of the market is essentially to establish that the evolution of the market is different from that described at recitals 590 to 636 to the contested decision anddoes not represent the elimination of all competition.
What if the first life that reaches interstellar travel capability necessarily eradicates all competition to fuel its own expansion?” he states.
In light of the Court's case-law, it must therefore be examined to what extent a restriction on competition or even the exclusion of all competition from other economic operators was necessary to enable the holder of the exclusive right to perform its task of general interest, and in particular to have the benefit of economically acceptable conditions.
In cases dealing with compulsory licensing of intellectual property rights, on the other hand,the Court has always ascertained whether the refusal in question was‘likely to eliminate all competition' and required, in that regard,‘something close to certainty'.
The question which falls to be considered is therefore the extent to which a restriction on competition or even the exclusion of all competition from other economic operators is necessary in order to allow the holder of the exclusive right to perform its task of general interest and in particular to have the benefit of economically acceptable conditions.