Eksempler på brug af Proposed concentration på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The first phase is simply a preliminary examination of the proposed concentration.
The proposed concentration would have brought together two companies with stable andlargely symmetrical market positions in the past.
For the application of the two-thirds rale for undertakings,we give the following examples proposed concentration between undertakings A and B.
Describe how the proposed concentration is likely to affect the interests of intermediate andultimate consumers and the development of technical and economic progress.
Following initial doubts, by Decision dated 19 July 2004 2(‘the first clearance decision') the Commission approved this proposed concentration.
For the calculation of turnover for insurance undertakings,we give the following example(proposed concentration between insurances A and B): I. Consolidated profit and loss account.
We are in favour of the proposed concentration of funding for development and structural adjustment of underdeveloped regions(Objective 1), as proposed by the report and by the Commission.
Where antioxidants are included in the formulation,the effectiveness of the proposed concentration of the antioxidant should be justified and verified by appropriate studies.
Consequently, the proposed concentration will not have the effect, in all the local markets concerned, of significantly impeding effective competition in a substantial part of the common market.
In this case, each of the undertakings concerned achieves more than two-thirds of its Community-wide turnover in one(and the same)Member State X; the proposed concentration would not fall under the scope of the Regulation.
On 19 May 1998 prior notice of the proposed concentration was published(Case No IV/M.1168- DHL/Deutsche Post) inviting third parties to submit their observations to the Commission.
Each of the undertakings concerned(undertaking A 50,1% and undertaking Β 60,5%) achieves less than two-thirds of its Community-wide turnover in one(and the same)Member State Y, the proposed concentration would fall under the scope of the Regulation.
While assessing the proposed concentration between Rewe/Billa and Kesko/Tuko, the Commission also had to deal with the geographical definition of retail markets in food retailing anddaily consumer goods.
In this case, the two-thirds rule would not apply due to the fact that undertakings A and Β achieve more than two thirds of their Communitywide turnover in different Member States X andY. Therefore, the proposed concentration would fall under the scope of the Regu lation.
Conclusion: In this case, although undertaking A achieves more than two-thirds of its Communitywide turnover in Member State X, the proposed concentration would fall under thescope of the Regulation due to the fact that undertaking B achieves!ess than two-thirds of its Communitywide turnover in Member State X.
Conclusion: In this case, the two-thirds rule would not apply due to the fact that undertakings A and Bachieve more than two-thirds of their Communitywide turnover in different Member States X andY. Therefore, the proposed concentration would fall under the scope of the Regulation.
By its second plea raised before the Court of First Instance, Impala claimed that,by not taking the view that the proposed concentration would create a collective dom-inant position on the market for recorded music, the Commission had infringed Article 253 EC and made a manifest error of assessment and an error of law.
However, for the reasons outlined in the Commission's original decision and subsequently upheld by the Court(notably, the ªfailing firm defenceº,which Ð see above Ð had to be examined ªex tuncº) the proposed concentration would not be responsible for a deterioration in the competitive structure of the market.
The proposed concentration would havebrought together two companies with stable andlargely symmetrical market positions in the past. Besides leading to the creation of a company several times stronger than its closest competitor, theoperation would have eliminated competitionbetween two particularly close competitors.
A list and short description of the contents of all other analyses, reports, studies and surveys prepared by orfor any of the notifying parties for the purpose of assessing or analysing the proposed concentration with respect to competitive conditions, competitors(actual and potential), and market conditions.
In addition, in a number of places in the judgment under appeal, among others in paragraphs 398, 428 and 451, the Court of First Instance stated that the Commission did not, following the response of the parties to the concentration to the statement of objections, carry out any new market investigations in order totest the validity of its altered assessment of the proposed concentration.
However, for the reasons outlined in the Commission's original decision and subsequently upheld by the Court(notably, the'failing firm defence',which- see above- had to be examined'ex tunc') the proposed concentration would not be responsible for a deterioration in the competitive structure of the market.
On the wholesale business in fuel and domestic heating oil and control of the‘logistical chain',itemerged from the Commission's analysis that the proposed concentration would have led to a singleintegrated refiner holding 55% of refining capacity and an equivalent share in the wholesale car fuel anddomestic heating oil markets and controlling most French import depots, the three main pipelinessupplying every corner of France and a substantial share of the local depots.
In Crown Cork and Seal/Carnaud Metal-Box, following a detailed second-phase analysis of both the horizontal and vertical issues raised,the Commission determined that the only market in which the proposed concentration threat ened to create a dominant position was the market for tinplate aerosol cans.
On 14 October 2003 the Commission received a notification, pursuant to Article 4 of Regulation(EEC) No 4064/89(the Merger Regulation), of a proposed concentration by which the undertaking Oracle Corporation(Oracle, United States) acquires, within the meaning of Article 3(1)(b) of the Merger Regulation, sole control of the undertaking PeopleSoft Inc.(PeopleSoft, United States) by way of a public bid.
Given the highly specialized needs of patients andtheir great product awareness and given the basic characteristics of demand, with a limited number ofhospitals, and the importance of product innovation, in particular the development of recombinanttechnologies,it seemed unlikely that the proposed concentration would create or strengthen a collectivedominant position in the affected markets.
In thelight of the common market features set out above and given in particular significant competition fromnational players(e.g. in the Greek market for retail motor fuels) or the high share of imports andthepossibility for market entry(e.g. in the Austrian lubricants markets), the proposed concentration wasnot considered likely to create or strengthen a dominant position.
For the calculation of turnover for insurance undertakings,we give the following example proposed concen tration between insurances A and B.