Exemplos de uso de Restrictive of competition em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The obligations restrictive of competition that are exempted may be agreed only for the duration of the agreement.
The prohibition of such multi-disciplinary partnerships produces effects restrictive of competition on the Netherlands market in legal services.
This may occur when a high percentage of goods are distributed using distribution networks which have near-identical features which are restrictive of competition.
It is therefore appropriate to specify the obligations restrictive of competition which may be included in the four categories of agreements covered by it.
If equally effective alternatives are available for attaining the legitimate aim pursued,the undertakings must choose the one which is objectively the least restrictive of competition.
This helps companies to assess with greater certainty whether or not an agreement is restrictive of competition and, if so, whether it would qualify for an exemption.
If alternatives are available for the attainment of the legitimate aim pursued,the undertakings must choose the one which is objectively the least restrictive of competition.
It was considered that this agreement was restrictive of competition as amongst the companiesparticipating in the field, and was not ancillary to the agreements to jointly develop the field.
Rules must be objectively necessary to attain a clearly articulated and legitimate public interest objective andthey must be the mechanism least restrictive of competition to achieve that objective.
Two more agreements on minimum charges for safedeposits, although restrictive of competition, could not, in the Commission'sview, be deemed to have an appreciable effect on trade.
Parties lose the benefit of application of the transitional provisions if they extend the scope of their agreement as regards persons, places orsubject matter, or incorporate into it additional obligations restrictive of competition.
Customer contracts which at the choice of the customer continue to run under the original terms would only be restrictive of competition if they result in the foreclosure of uplink providers other than BT.
It results from this judgment that a self-regulatory rule which is truly necessary to ensure the proper practice of a profession is not caught by the prohibition of anti-competitive agreements, decisions and practices,whereas other rules must not entail effects restrictive of competition.
That being so, it was reasonable for the Netherlands rulesto impose binding measures, despite the effects entailed which are restrictive of competition, because those measures are necessary for the proper practice of the legal profession.
The provisions of the agreement concerning the exchange of information between the parties on all the marketing possibilities and those assign ing to common committees the decision making process relating to marketing, technical and industrial policies,are also restrictive of competition.
Ancillary provisions' are provisions relating to the exploitation of intellectual propertyrights other than patents, which contain no obligations restrictive of competition other than those also attached to the licensed know-how or patents and exempted under this Regulation;
After pointing out that the products concerned were not mentioned in Annex II to the Treaty, which rendered Regulation No 26 inapplicable here, the Courtconsidered whether the no-competition clauses, the supply obligations andtheconcerted practices to which the Commission took objection in its Decisionwere actually restrictive of competition.
The Court of Justice held that such contracts were contracts for the performanceof services andwere not in themselves restrictive of competition within themeaning of Article 85(1) of the Treaty.
Rules which are restrictive of competition but which in principle qualify for an exemption, in particular rules which do not affect a sportmans' freedom of movement inside the EU and whose aim is to maintain the balance between clubs in an proportioned way by preserving both a certain equality of opportunities and the uncertainty of results and by encouraging recruitment and training of young players; and.
To this end, the Horizontal Guidelines have been extensively revised in order to help companies to assess with greater certainty whether ornot an agreement is restrictive of competition and, if so, whether it would qualify for an exemption.
Secondly, the Regulation contains alonger list of obligations that are not generally restrictive of competition and provides that, if they arecaught by Article 85(1) because of the particular economic or legal context, they should also becovered by the exemption.
To take into account thepossibility that some of these obligations, such as the non-competition clauseor the obligation to keep minimal stocks,might be restrictive of competition, it is stated that in that case, they are also covered by the exemption.
The clauses to the Agreement which are restrictive of competition are indispensable in order to give Whitbread sufficient confidence to invest substan tial sums in the launch of a new beer onto an already competitive market, and to enable Moose head to entrust the brewing and sale of the Product to another brewer in full knowledge that the licensee will concentrate its efforts, concerning the promotion and sale of Canadian lagers, exclusively on the Product.·.
For example, selective distribution agreements based on purely qualitative selection criteria justified by the nature of the products,which are not restrictive of competition within the meaning of Article 81(1), may nevertheless affect trade between Member States.
Secondly, the Regulation contains a longer list of obligations that are not generally restrictive of competition and provides that, if they are caught by Article 85(1) because of the particular economic or legal context, they should also be covered by the exemption.
The case law of the Commission andthe Court is clear on the very limited scope of the provision which merely intends to confirm that agreements which are not restrictive of competition in the first place do not fall under Article 81(1)of the Treaty and as such are not prohibited10.
The exemption provided for in Article 1 shall also apply to franchise agreements which fulfil the conditions laid down in Article 4 andinclude obligations restrictive of competition which are not covered by Articles 2 and 3(3) and do not not fall within the scope of Article 5, on condition that the agreements in question are notified to the Commission in accordance with the provisions of Commission Regulation No 27' and that the Commission does not oppose such exemption within a period of six months.
Apart from the fact that only two examples were given, from which it can be deduced that almost all French banks charge a commission,an agreement on the charging of a commission does not cease to be restrictive of competition by virtue of the fact that not all the parties thereto, but only the vast majority of them, apply it.
It is desirable to list in this Regulation a number of obligations that are commonly found in licensing agreements butare normally not restrictive of competition, and to provide that in the event that because of the particular economic or legal circumstances they should fall within Article 85(1), they too will be covered by the exemption.
The exemption provided for in this Regulation shall also apply to agreements of the kinds described in Article 1 which fulfil the conditions laid down in Articles 2 and 3 andwhich contain obligations restrictive of competition which are not covered by Articles 4 and 5 and do not fall within the scope of Article 6, on condition that the agreements in question.