Examples of using Restrictive effect in English and their translations into German
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Restrictive effect of National Regulations.
Fiscal policy is assumed to have some restrictive effect, especially in 1990.
Second, restrictive effects are not easy to assess.
The introduction of the euro will neutralise the restrictive effect of such requirements to some extent.
The restrictive effects on activity started to become visible in early 1989.
Exchanges of information in such markets may have more restrictive effects compared to markets with different conditions.
Yet the restrictive effects were never so severe that they would have endangered the upturn.
Financial policy would then also be able to curb public deficits via automatic rises in government revenue,without triggering restrictive effects.
Has no direct restrictive effect on Intra-Community transfers.
More generally, unless it takes placein a tight oligopoly, the exchange of aggregated data is unlikely to give rise to restrictive effects on competition.
Has no direct restrictive effect on Intra-Community.
In this case the efficiency gainsstemming from producing jointly are likely to outweigh the restrictive effects of the coordination of the parties' conduct.
However, such measures may have a restrictive effect on the free movement of goods over and above that which is intrinsic to such rules;
Considering the generally competitive market structures and the existence of important generics,the joint venture is not likely to have any appreciable restrictive effect on third parties.
This is the case, in particular, where:- the restrictive effects on the free movement of goods are out of proportion to their purpose;
The Commission shares the Court of Justice's opinion that truly national book price-fixing systems are not contestable as long as they respect the principles defined by the Court anddo not have a restrictive effect on trade between Member States.
The restrictive effect of these provisions is enhanced by the threat of withdrawal of the existing concessions in the event that an agreement is not reached between the Italian authorities and the concessionaries.
After the parties had substantially shortenedtheir duration, the Commission concluded that the restrictive effects of the exclusive arrangements were largely outweighed by the benefits provided.
The prohibition relates to any charge imposed at the time or by reason of importation(or exportation) and which, in so far as it specifically affects the imported(or exported) product and not the similar domestic product(or the product intended for the domestic market),has by increasing the product's cost price the same restrictive effect on the free movement of goods as a customs duty.
For this reason it is important to assess the restrictive effects of the information exchange in the context of both the initial market conditions, and how the information exchange changes those conditions.
The thresholds below which it can be presumed that theadvantages secured by vertical agreements outweigh their restrictive effects should vary with the characteristics of different types of vertical agreement.
As regards the preference to be given to parent companies,even if it could have a potentially restrictive effect, were the current overcapacity situation in the market for lead glass in the EEA to turn into a situation of scarcity, it can be accepted as ancillary because the joint venture is created to be the in-house production unit in the EEA for the two parent companies, which are investing money in it.
The failure of authorisation regimes to take account of requirements already met in the Member State of establishment can, moreover,exacerbate the restrictive effects and leads to a duplication of the rules to be complied with and of the burdens to be borne.
Those clauses inevitably have a restrictive effect, because ECA is a potential competitor for the manufacture and sale of the materials covered by the clauses, even though they relate either to products which are partly patented, as in the case of Cekacan machinery, or to highly specific products which ECA does not manufacture and does not have the necessary know-how to manufacture as in the case of the laminates used for the bodies and bottoms of packages.
On the basis of the notification referred to in(a), the two Member States concerned shall contact each other without delay in order to remove, whenever possible,the prohibitive or restrictive effect of the measures adopted by the Member State of destination by means of measures agreed between them; the Member States shall submit all the requisite information to each other.
As such, the efficiency gains are likely to outweigh the restrictive effects arising from the reduction of competition between the parties and the agreement is likely to fulfil the conditions of Article 1013.
This Directive also covers measures governing the marketing of products which deal, in particular, with shape, size, weight, composition, presentation, identification or putting up and which are equally applicableto domestic and imported products, where the restrictive effect of such measures on the free movement of goods exceeds the effects intrinsic to trade rules.
The disparity between national rules in this domain may have a particularly pronounced restrictive effect by preventing the exportation to another Member State of know-how consisting precisely of addressing in a multi-disciplinary, innovative and less expensive manner the different requirements of a customer.
In addition, as with the imposition of standard clauses or minimum conditions in insurance policies, the rigid application of such rules by thehost Member State may have a restrictive effect on insurance undertakings operating under the rules on establishment or under the freedom to provide services since they would be prevented from marketing insurance policies already correctly used in their home Member State without such excesses.
Referring to its case-law,the Court states that a rule which is likely to have a restrictive effect on the importation of pharmaceutical products is compatible with the Treaty only to the extent that it is necessary for the effective protection of the health and life of humans.