Sentence examples for antitrust courts from inspiring English sources

The N.F.L. will ask the judges not only to reverse the injunction, but also to issue a broad ruling that makes clear "that the solution to this dispute over terms and conditions of employment lies with the labor laws and not in the antitrust courts," their brief said.

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And the practicalities of a changing industry (in particular, the rise of independent producers in the wake of antitrust court decisions) shifted the balance of power away from studio bosses.

But even the submission of a qualifying petition could signal to the owners that the union is on the road to antitrust court actions – and that threat alone may be real enough to break the owners' intransigence.

Microsoft executives acknowledge that the company had perhaps stalled, licking its wounds and trying to figure out how to behave while under scrutiny after years of antitrust court battles.

Then came the opening statement by Microsoft's lead lawyer in the current U.S. antitrust court case involving Microsoft.

The Senators seemed aware of this possibility, asking repeatedly what Google itself would propose for a remedy if an antitrust court ruled against it.

As long as Google can honestly argue it is trying to provide the best results to consumers, it will be difficult for an antitrust court or the government to punish them for that.

No antitrust court can change the Constitution and eliminate fair use.

Defending themselves against treble damages in antitrust court is not how the NFL owners want to spend their offseason.

Without the status as a union, however, players could sue in antitrust court, as happened in 1992 and 1993 with name plaintiffs such as Freeman McNeil and Reggie White.