Sentence examples for allay competition from inspiring English sources
The European Commission granted conditional clearance to the deal, as well as to Abbott Laboratories's purchase of Guidant's vascular business, after Guidant and Abbott agreed to modify some parts of their arrangement to allay competition concerns.
It owns Japan's top-selling beer, Asahi Super Dry, and in 2016 bought the Peroni, Grolsch and Meantime brands for £2bn as part of a carve-up designed to allay competition concerns around AB InBev's takeover of SABMiller.
The expected sale of Grolsch and Italian lager brand Peroni follows news that SABMiller will sell its 58% stake in MillerCoors to Molson Coors for £8bn, to allay competition concerns in the US.
This is being done to allay localised competition concerns.
The gardener attends to a number of basic processes: combating weeds and pests; using space to allay the competition between plants; attending to feeding, watering, and pruning; and conditioning the soil.
Taking a defiantly glass-half-full approach, Lenagan even suggests the absence of the biggest Premier League academy teams may be a good thing because it will allay fears the competition will be dominated by the newcomers.
But Mr. Cuomo, with the backing of unions that represent the department's workers, is trying to allay that by running a merit competition for jobs.
Competition among managers could also allay Republican fears that government insurance would bring price controls.
Prof Stephenson said that ultimately, only a changes in the wording of the regulations governing competition in the NHS would allay his fears over the fragmentation of health services.
The Liberal Democrat peer Lady Williams last week called for the entire section of the bill on competition to be dropped in order to allay staff fears and protect the service's future.
European antitrust regulators met in Brussels yesterday to decide whether concessions submitted by Time Warner and its proposed partners, America Online and the EMI Music Group, were sufficient to allay European concerns that the planned deals would choke competition in the Internet distribution of music.
