Примери за използване на Anticompetitive conduct на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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There is no legal deadline to complete inquiries into anticompetitive conduct.
Intel's anticompetitive conduct resulted in a reduction of consumer choice and in lower incentives to innovate.
There is no legal deadline for the Commission to complete inquiries into anticompetitive conduct.
The proposed Commitment Decision concerns anticompetitive conduct that has been going on for at least the past 10 years.
(10) In those cases,the Court set out the right- of any individual- to claim damages for harm caused by anticompetitive conduct.
Second, it should be called to mind that harm caused by anticompetitive conduct is usually purely economic harm.
The‘harm' caused by umbrella pricing is a consequence of an independent pricing decision taken by a person not involved in the impugned anticompetitive conduct.
It will focus"on Facebook's dominance in the industry and the potential anticompetitive conduct stemming from that dominance," according to the release.
It can be seen from the case-law that a right to claim compensation was not, however,established simply to ensure that harm caused by anticompetitive conduct is repaired.
By accepting this settlement, we open the door to competition today and address Intels anticompetitive conduct in a way that may not have been available in a final judgment years from now.
The Commission, while regarding the subjective element as irrelevant, is of the opinion that Eni, which was at the head of the undertaking which participated inthe cartel at issue, was also aware of the anticompetitive conduct in question.
But the vision faces scrutiny, with governments demanding better safeguards, less anticompetitive conduct and more taxes from the world's largest online advertising company.
However, the real harm caused by illegal restrictions of competition is the dead weight loss resulting from such restrictions,that is to say a loss of economic efficiency caused by the anticompetitive conduct in question.
If anticompetitive conduct is required of undertakings by national legislation or if the latter creates a legal framework which itself eliminates any possibility of competitive activity on their part, Articles 81 EC and 82 EC do not apply.
Therefore, in order to meet that criterion, one of the essential constituent elements of the anticompetitive conduct must take place in the European Union.
Based on a broad construction of the concept of‘undertaking' referred to in the Treaty provisions on competition,that principle dictates that liability is not limited to the legal entity that has participated in anticompetitive conduct.
The Commission notes that previous Decisions addressed to Hoechst ordered the company to put an end to its anticompetitive conduct and to refrain from repeating it(see recital 363).
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But the vision faces unprecedented scrutiny, with governments on five continents demanding better safeguards, less anticompetitive conduct and more taxes from the world's largest online advertising company.
Indeed, by discarding the applicability of a rule requiring a direct causal link in order to establish private liability,the Court held that Article 101 TFEU precludes a domestic rule which excludes the private liability of undertakings belonging to a cartel for harm caused by an increase in prices on the market as a result of the anticompetitive conduct.
Concerning Hoechst's position as recidivist,the Commission notes that the last decision ordering Hoechst to put an end to its anticompetitive conduct and to refrain from repeating it dates from July 1994.
A different conclusion would lead, according to the Court, to an artificial fragmentation of anticompetitive conduct capable of affecting the market structure in Europe into a collection of separate forms of conduct which might escape the EU's jurisdiction.
In that context, they described the essential aspects of the sorbates cartel, namely the relevant products,the undertakings involved, the anticompetitive conduct and the period in question.
By decision of 29 September 2009, the korkein hallinto-oikeus(Supreme Administrative Court, Finland)imposed penalty payments on seven companies for anticompetitive conduct which was deemed contrary to the national law on restrictions of competition and what is now Article 101 TFEU(given the effect of that cartel on trade between Member States).
It follows from the existing case-law of the Court that EU competition law operates with a requirement that there be an adequate link to the EU territory,be it in the form of the presence of a subsidiary, or the implementation of anticompetitive conduct within that territory.
In view of the particular role of competition policy in preventing harm to the internal market resulting from anticompetitive conduct beyond the Union's border, the Programme should also support cooperation with third country authorities, as appropriate.
In fact, documents supplied to the Commission in response to a request for information are supplied under a legal obligation and cannot be taken into account under the 1996 Leniency Notice even if they may serve to establish, as against the undertaking which supplies them oras against a different undertaking, the existence of anticompetitive conduct(Commission v SGL Carbon, cited in paragraph 92 above, paragraphs 41 and 50).
In the case-law of the Court, the concept of single and continuous infringement has been employed, in particular,in the context of Article 101 TFEU to capture several elements of anticompetitive conduct under the umbrella of one single and continuous infringement for the purposes of enforcement.
The 2001 DC Circuit ruling on Microsoft's antitrust case set the precedent against breaking up a company that grew organically, anda merger would need to be directly tied to anticompetitive conduct for a company to be broken up as a punishment.