Examples of using Anticompetitive in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Anticompetitive Agreements(Cartels).
These types of behaviors may be considered anticompetitive.
Anticompetitive agreements(and hardcore cartels in particular).
Unannounced inspections are a preliminary step into suspected anticompetitive practices.
Therefore, the possible anticompetitive effects of the concentration were examined.
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At the outset, I would observe that the short duration of an arrangement does notexclude that the arrangement is capable of having anticompetitive effects.
A logical corollary to the objective of enhanced efficiency is that the anticompetitive effects of a particular practice assume crucial importance.
RegTP should therefore refuse a retail price adjustment sought by the applicant if the prices contravene Article 82 EC,particularly because of an anticompetitive margin squeeze.
The inherently anticompetitive nature of those rebates would render it unnecessary to consider all the circumstances of the case in order to determine whether the conduct in question is, in actual fact, capable of restricting competition in a particular market.
The EESC would emphasise that failure to fulfil the condition set out in the final sentence of the previous paragraph shouldbe grounds for considering a given conduct as anticompetitive.
The first one is to assess whether an agreement that can affect trade between member states has an anticompetitive objective or an actual or potential anticompetitive effect.
It should only be possible to penalise price discrimination, either under the law applicable to cartels or under the law applicable to abuses of a dominant position,if it creates an actual or potential anticompetitive effect.
Finally, Eni complains that the General Court rejected itsargument that it had not been aware of the anticompetitive nature of the conduct in question by finding, in paragraph 145 of the judgment under appeal, that EniChem SpA must have been aware of such conduct.
If, however, it can be established that a standardised volume threshold approximates the requirements of an appreciable proportion of customers, the Commission is likely to consider that such astandardised system of rebates may produce anticompetitive foreclosure effects.
Anticompetitive effects are likely to occur when a party has or obtains some degree of market power and the agreement contributes to the creation, maintenance or strengthening of that market power or allows the parties to exploit such market power.
It abandoned the criterion of sufficient market coverage, which it paradoxically held to be relevant forascertaining whether the impugned conduct was capable of anticompetitive foreclosure, and replaced it with the criterion of a single and continuous infringement.
In fact, the General Court considered that, in the context of a single and continuous infringement based on an overall strategy of foreclosure, a global assessment of the average share of the tied market was sufficient for the purposes ofascertaining that the conduct in question was capable of anticompetitive foreclosure.
On the contrary, it follows implicitly butnecessarily from RegTP's decisions that the applicant's pricing practices have an anticompetitive effect, since the applicant's competitors have to resort to cross-subsidisation in order to be able to remain competitive on the market in access services(see paragraphs 119 and 238 above).
In this regard, the guidelines explain that mergers may result in significant harm to competition in two broad ways, either because the concentration eliminates an important source of competition from the market("non-coordinated effects"),or because it makes anticompetitive coordination between the remaining firms more likely("coordinated effects").
Whereas the Commission's powers under Articles 85, 86,92 and 93 of the Treaty enable it to act in the event of anticompetitive measures or practices and whereas actions initiated by the Commission in connection with such measures and practices by shipyards would form an integral part of the annual report to be submitted to the Member States;
Nevertheless, in 2012 the technical services of the United States Federal Trade Commission concluded thatGoogle, which controls two thirds of the North American market, was using anticompetitive tactics and abusing its dominant position to the detriment of its users and competitors4.
As also described at length in the lawsuit, Malwarebytes' anticompetitive blocking practices have specifically harmed consumers by depriving them of the right to use the security software of their choice, as well as the right to choose to have multiple layers of anti-malware protection on their devices to better protect against ever-increasing malware risks and cybersecurity threats.
As is explained in detail in the Staff Working Document and its annexes, there are organisational sporting rules that- based on their legitimate objectives- are likely not to breach the anti-trust provisions of the EC Treaty,provided that their anticompetitive effects, if any, are inherent and proportionate to the objectives pursued.
As previously noted in other publications and its suit,Enigma Software originally filed its lawsuit against Malwarebytes based on Malwarebytes' anticompetitive, unfair trade practices of blocking Enigma Software's SpyHunter, an award-winning, independently tested, certified anti-malware program that has protected millions of users from cybersecurity threats worldwide.
(8) Whereas the debate which followed the publication of the Green Paper also drew attention to the fact that in determining the manner in which Article 81(1) and(3) are to apply proper account needs to be taken of the economic effects of vertical agreements; whereas any economic criterialimiting the scope of a block exemption by reason of the anticompetitive effects which an agreement may produce should take into account the share of the relevant market accounted for by the undertaking concerned;
Another possibility for cases involving consumers would be to reverse the burden of proof, by placing it on the defendant, meaning that,once a given practice has been declared anticompetitive by the competition authorities, they can only be exonerated from paying compensation for damages if it is proved that this does not apply to the claimants.
According to Article 6 of the TTBER, the Commission and the competition authorities of the Member States may withdraw the benefit of the block exemption in respect ofindividual agreements that are likely to have anticompetitive effects(account must be taken of both actual and potential effects) and do not fulfil the conditions of Article 101(3) of the Treaty.
On 20 October, the Commission imposed fines totalling EUR 20 million on four Spanish raw tobacco processors(Cetarsa, Agroexpansión, World Wide Tobacco España and Taes) as well as on an Italian processor(Deltafina)for entering into an anticompetitive agreement aimed at fixing the maximum average price they would pay to raw tobacco producers in Spain as well as the quantities of raw tobacco they would buy.
With regard to the assessment of minimum purchasing obligations calculated on the basis of the distributor's total annual requirements, it may be justified towithdraw the benefit of the block exemption if cumulative anticompetitive effects arise even if the supplier imposes a minimum purchasing obligation that is below the 80% limit established in Article 1(d) of the General Vertical Block Exemption Regulation.