Examples of using Competition problems in English and their translations into Slovak
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Past Year's Competition Problems.
On the other hand,horizontal co-operation agreements may lead to competition problems.
The few remaining competition problems are mainly concentrated in network industries.
The Global Forum discussions concentrated on competition problems in regulated sectors.
These potential competition problems are common to both fixed and mobile termination markets.
If it is, the agreement does not create competition problems of a horizontal nature.
Introduction of functional separation as a remedy for NRAs to tackle persistent competition problems.
In contrast to the primary market, competition problems have been identified in the aftermarket.
How that commitments continue to be an effective means of addressing competition problems.
Options 3 and4 would improve on Option 1 in addressing competition problems, whereas Option 2 would worsen the situation.
However, the Article 7 procedure has also shown thatNRAs are still applying divergent approaches to similar competition problems.
Competition problems deriving from alliances and concentrations in the aviation sector, and therefore the remedies applied, are similar.
To the extent that competition problems would arise, competition law provides in principle adequate and sufficient remedies.
Not all NRAs follow the appropriate regulatory approaches,especially when it comes to remedies for tackling competition problems.
Potential competition problems identified included entry barriers, market fragmentation along national lines and the high degree of concentration among issuers and acquirers of payment cards.
As far as mobile prices generally are concerned,EU laws give national telecoms regulators the tools to address such competition problems in their national markets.
On the other hand,national regulatory authorities must be able to intervene if competition problems have arisen to the detriment of end-users.
The rules governing the networks(including the Visa/MasterCard duopoly and national card schemes run by themain domestic banks) raise competition problems.
The Commission also considered that the corrective measures proposed bySchneider were not such as to resolve the competition problems identified in the incompatibility decision.
NRAs in particular called for adding functional separation tothe‘toolbox' of possible remedies to address persistent competition problems.
Justifies that this obligation would be the most efficientmeans to enforce remedies aimed at addressing the competition problems or markets failures identified;
The EESC endorses proposals of the White Paper regarding the treatment of tramp and cabotage services since the vast majority ofcases in these sectors would not raise competition problems.
In terms of remedies, NRAs in general tend toimpose obligations on undertakings designated with SMP according to the competition problems identified in the relevant markets.
The Commission replies that in May 2001 it did not have all the information necessary to conclude a competition analysis andidentify possible competition problems.
The Commission will analyse obstacles that consumers encounter when opening,closing or switching bank accounts and will tackle competition problems in the retail banking sector.
We need to be up-to-date with technological developmentsin the sector so that regulation only focusses on persistent structural competition problems and facilitating investment.".
An analysis of the reasons justifying that this obligation would be the most efficientmeans to enforce remedies aimed at addressing the competition problems or the markets failures identified.