Examples of using Collusive in English and their translations into Chinese
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Collusive tendering.
Prohibition against collusive agreements.
Collusive purchases.
A major focus today was on collusive relations.
Collusive tendering is illegal in most countries.
Finally, standard-setting could facilitate some forms of collusive agreements.
Collusive corruption appears to be most common in the financial sector.
It is attained through collusive agreement and promoted by public policy.
Cartelization includes practices such as price or output fixing, collusive tendering and market sharing.
It is attained through collusive agreement and promoted by public policies.
Every firm will weigh the expected costs and benefits of engaging andcomplying with a collusive agreement.
In this light, let us now discuss how a collusive agreement can be effectively prevented.
Collusive tendering is prohibited by section 11, which makes it an offence punishable by a fine or imprisonment, or both.
In March, a regional training workshop on collusive practices was organized in Bogota.
The collusive behaviour distorted competition in the fuel market to the detriment of the end customer who bought fuel from filling stations.
These efforts include the need to fight collusive corruption, identifying syndicates and reducing demand.
If potential bidders know each other and there is room for inappropriate communication,then they will have the possibility to engage in collusive agreements.
In the case of many Italian universities, it appears that collusive mediocrity costs Italian students and the Italian taxpayer.
As discussed in the previous subsection, a high probability of detection reduces the incentive to establish communications andto engage in collusive tendering.
Competition policy mayalso alter the incentives for firms to engage in collusive agreements, by developing an adequate and balanced set of instruments to prosecute cartels(see below).
In this context, some areas of government procurement, such as the health sector and road construction,had been recently affected by collusive behaviour in Spain.
Competition policy may alsochange the expected profits of a firm participating in a collusive agreement, by imposing high penalties on infringers and by increasing the probability of detection.
Think of a procurement policy and law with the mandate of issuing tenders for road construction,and a competition law and policy with provisions to combat bid-rigging/collusive tendering.
The Korea Fair Trade Commission(KFTC)was alerted of an alleged collusive agreement between two competing companies in the Republic of Korea' s telecommunication market in early January 2005.
India's air force says it requires45 fighter squadrons to counter a“two-front collusive threat” from Pakistan and China.
Collusive tendering is inherently anti-competitive, since it contravenes the very purpose of inviting tenders, which is to procure goods or services on the most favourable prices and conditions.
India's air force says it requires45 fighter squadrons to counter a“two-front collusive threat” from Pakistan and China.
The first requirement for a collusive agreement to take place is that competitors are able to identify the firms that may participate in a specific tender(or a set of tenders in a specific relevant market).
The investigation was initiated in 1997 and concluded that the offending companiesagreed to distribute customers amongst themselves while also participating in collusive tendering(bid rigging).
It was stressed that the risks of collusive behaviour should be a focus of the Working Group in its deliberations, taking into account current considerations of other international organizations in this area.