Sentence examples for antitrust requirements from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, he added, "there would still have to be compliance with antitrust requirements".
[C1.] Microsoft Criticizes European Commission In a rebuke to the European Commission, Microsoft insisted that it had complied with the commission's antitrust requirements and sharply criticized the way the regulator had conducted its compliance review.
Chevron, to settle with the government antitrust requirements, sold some Gulf stations and a refinery in the eastern United States to British Petroleum BPP) and Cumberland Farms in 1985 as well as some of the international operations.
As part of the deal, Dow agreed to sell a 50percentt stake in Polimeri Europa, which belongs to Union Carbide, to Enichem to comply with a European Union antitrust requirement for approval of Dow's acquisition of Union Carbide.
Indeed, if Google wants the deal to pass regulatory antitrust scrutiny, one requirement will very likely be a prohibition, or at least a promise on Google's part, not to cut off ITA's flight data to the competition.
In the case filed on Thursday, the Justice Department accused MacAndrews & Forbes of violating the antitrust laws related to filing requirements before acquiring large stock positions.
This largely leaves antitrust and the state law requirement to obtain shareholder approval.
The suit, filed on Tuesday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, says that that requirement violates state antitrust law and laws against unfair and deceptive trade practices.
European antitrust regulators are considering a requirement that Microsoft sell two versions of Windows in Europe -- one with the music- and video-playing software stripped out -- should they find the company to be an abusive monopoly, people close to the case said Tuesday.
Cr t Agricole, the French bank, sold a 3.6percentt stake in Intesa Sanpaolo for 2.51 billion euros ($3.23 billion), complying with a requirement by Italy's antitrust authority.
Most notably, Cablevision filed an antitrust suit against Viacom challenging its requirement that the cable company carry rarely viewed channels to get access to Viacom's more popular ones.
