Примери за използване на Has abused на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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But this President has abused power.
Who has abused you and their relationship to you.
Ward wonders if Kushner has abused his role.
He has abused his position for personal gain.
Beauty is interesting because the monetary system has abused it.
The Christian Rifail explained that Assad has abused the“minorities genocide” argument in order to consolidate his power.
That includes breaking up with someone whom you caught cheating or someone who has abused you.
The Commission will investigate whether Transgaz has abused its dominant market position in breach of EU rules.
Google has abused this market dominance by giving its own comparison shopping service an illegal advantage.
The administrator reserves the right to suspend access to a company if it considers that the respective company has abused its rights or have brought claims.
This swarthy little Hitler, who has abused it for the last time in his desire for power and glory in Europe, was long ago condemned by the decent, civilised and democratic world.
The European Commission has decided to open an antitrust investigation into allegations that Google has abused a dominant position in online search," the Commission said.
The question of whether an undertaking has abused its dominant position by excluding a competitor cannot depend on a seemingly arbitrary segmentation of the market.
The European Commission has decided to open an antitrust investigation into allegations that Google has abused a dominant position in online search,” the body said in a statement.
Google has abused this market dominance by preventing rivals from competing in the online search advertising intermediation market.
The Commission has already come to the preliminary conclusion that Google has abused a dominant position in two other cases, which are still being investigated.
The Sheriff of San Francisco has abused his office, has promulgated a pattern of graft and corruption, and is therefore, by the powers vested in me by the Second Magna Carta, dismissed from his post and relieved of his duties.
The Commission has already come to the preliminary conclusion that Google has abused a dominant position in these cases, but these are still being investigated.
Google has abused its dominance as a search engine by giving illegal advantages to another Google product, its shopping comparison service,” Commissioner Margrethe Vestager had then told reporters.
Meanwhile, one of parishioners who had been part of the fundraising committee has abused of his power during fund raising, and, from this quarrel, that counselor was killed.
Google has abused its market dominance by imposing a number of restrictive clauses in contracts with third-party websites which prevented Google's rivals from placing their search adverts on these websites.
In June 2017 it adopted a prohibition decision concluding that Google has abused its dominant position by illegally advantaging its comparison shopping service in its general search results.
NPR has abused this privileged position for years by serving as a mouthpiece for those who advocate more government spending and higher taxes- all of which have served to undermine American prosperity and job creation.
Whereas concerns have been raised over the highly politicised Maldivian judiciary,which over the years has abused its powers and acted in favour of the current ruling party and against opposition politicians;
In fact, the judgment under appeal constitutes one of the very few cases where the Court's statement in Hoffmann-La Roche has been applied verbatim, without examining the circumstances of the case,before concluding that an undertaking has abused its dominant position.
The Commission concluded that Google has abused this market dominance by preventing rivals from competing in the online search advertising intermediation market.
Relying on the case-law devolving from Hoffmann-La Roche, the General Court considered that,in order to determine whether the undertaking in question has abused its dominant position, it was sufficient that the rebates were‘exclusivity rebates' belonging to category 2.
Fourthly, and lastly, the case-law relating to pricing and margin squeeze practices requires, as the appellant rightly points out,consideration of all the circumstances in order to determine whether the undertaking in question has abused its dominant position.
It is the sense of Congress that the Government of the Russian Federation has abused and misused INTERPOL's red notice and red diffusion mechanisms for overtly political purposes and activities such as intimidating, harassing, and persecuting political opponents.
Even a brief perusal of the cases discussed above(points 66 to 69), shows that the case-law does not omit to look at the legal andeconomic context of the conduct- or, to employ the standard formula in Article 102 TFEU cases,‘all the circumstances'- in order to determine whether an undertaking has abused its dominant position.