Exemplos de uso de Significant impediment em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This is a significant impediment to the activities of businesses and prevents them from developing.
In this way, it should not constitute a significant impediment to proprietary dealing by banks.
A significant impediment to effective competition on these markets through the merger is, therefore, unlikely.
In simple terms,the creation of a dominant position would usually result in a substantial lessening of or significant impediment to effective competition.
A significant impediment to effective competition generally results from the creation or strengthening of a dominant position.
It has to be acknowledged that while there are significant humanitarian needs,there are also significant impediments to the delivery of humanitarian aid.
Moreover, the new substantive test of“significant impediment to effective competition” has made it clear that all anticompetitive mergers are covered by the new Regulation.
The Advisory Committee agrees with the Commission that the undertakings are sufficient to remove the significant impediment to competition in the following markets.
The study shows that,even when the burn sequelae do not represent a significant impediment to work or personal care, it is seen as an important problem in social and affective relations and activities in general, and, overall, with regard to emotional aspects.
A majority of the Advisory Committee agrees with the Commission that the commitments are sufficient to remove the significant impediments to competition on the markets for.
The notion of"significant impediment to effective competition" in Article 2(2) and(3) should be interpreted as extending, beyond the concept of dominance, only to the anti-competitive effects of a concentration resulting from the non-coordinated behaviour of undertakings which would not have a dominant position on the market concerned.
According to German legislation, an imbalance between different interests may make a particular urban development plan void- a significant impediment to future buildings in relevant areas.
The Court concludes that,in basing the prohibition of the concentration on the strengthening of dominant positions giving rise to a significant impediment to competition on the gas markets which, by virtue of the derogation, were not open to competition, the Commission disregarded the effects, and thus the scope, of that derogation.
The Commission clears the vast majority of mergers without conditions and only accepts remedies orprohibits mergers when the notified transaction would lead to a significant impediment to competition and make consumers worse off.
The determination of the existence of a collective dominant position must be supported by a series of elements of established facts, past or present,which show that there is a significant impediment of competition on the market owing to the power acquired by certain undertakings to adopt together the same course of conduct on that market, to a significant extent, independently of their competitors, their customers and consumers.
Under these circumstances[…][1] would result in a dominant position of Siemens in the possible markets for mechanical plant building for steelmaking and mechanical plant building for continuous casting,constituting a significant impediment to effective competition.
Xxviii Against this backdrop, the absence of a common regulatory template risks presenting a significant impediment to the objective of an integrated, efficient and orderly trading infrastructure.
However, under certain circumstances, concentrations involving the elimination of important competitive constraints that the merging parties had exerted upon each other, as well as a reduction of competitive pressure on the remaining competitors, may, even in the absence of a likelihood of coordination between the members of the oligopoly,result in a significant impediment to effective competition.
The commitments that were required fromSiemens regarding its shareholding[…][1] in SMS in order to eliminate the competition concerns in the field of mechanical metallurgical plant building also rule out a significant impediment to competition solely as a result of this holding[…][1], at any rate in electrical metallurgical plant building. This also applies to all other electrical metallurgical plant building markets.
However, natural selection remained controversial as a mechanism, partly because it was perceived to be too weak to explain the range of observed characteristics of living organisms, and partly because even supporters of evolution balked at its"unguided" and non-progressive nature,a response that has been characterised as the single most significant impediment to the idea's acceptance.
This would have led to a strengthening of BayWa's dominant position in the Bavarian retail markets for fertilizers and a significant impediment of competition in a substantial part of the common market.
Certain strains of e. coli cause gastroenteritis in humans andrepresent an important cause of morbidity and mortality in the world and a significant impediment to socio-economic development of many countries.
Children were excluded if there was a history of prematurity, asphyxia, infection or other perinatal conditions, cognitive abnormalities,motor-based speech impediments, significant emotional disorders or neurological symptomology or if they had not undergone otoacoustic emission tests.
However, the Governing Council notes that significant structural impediments continue to exist and contribute to explaining why unemployment rates are still unacceptably high and participation in the labour market is still low by international standards.
This omission/ negation of the state brought significant traumatizing impediments to these families in the development of mourning for the actual death of their loved ones: they were prevented from living bereavement or had to find a substitute action for its development: social movements and witness.