Sentence examples for antitrust statutes from inspiring English sources
Was it violating antitrust statutes in its aggressive attempt to control its independent bottlers?
He said he would consider adjusting enforcement of antitrust statutes if that would help news organizations develop collective distribution systems.
The European Commission can fine companies up to 10percentt of their global annual sales for violating E.U. antitrust statutes.
The N.B.A.'s lawsuit, filed Aug. 1, sought a declaratory judgment that its lockout of the players is legal and not subject to antitrust statutes.
American Needle sued the N.F.L., arguing that the Reebok deal violated antitrust statutes because the league conspired to stifle competition and inflate prices.
The Federal Trade Commission found that Google had not violated antitrust statutes in the way it structures its Web search application, dealing a setback to Google's rivals.
The individual plaintiffs could have each recovered just $38,000 under the antitrust statute, but proving an antitrust violation would have cost exponentially more.
The complaint estimates that the damages caused by the "price-fixing cartel" may exceed $500 million, to be trebled under the antitrust statute.
Cheng also contends that Marriott's rebates from affiliate Avendra violate the Robinson-Patman Act, a 1936 antitrust statute that banned wholesalers of commodity goods from offering discount pricing to preferred retailers.
Any company these days is bound to be on the borderline of violating some antitrust statute, some environmental regulation, or some other law.If auditors do find clear instances of payoffs to government officials, or violations of other regulations, they should report them to the board of directors' audit committee and see that proper action is taken that, Seidler says, is their duty.
WASHINGTON — The Federal Trade Commission on Thursday handed Google a major victory by declaring, after an investigation of nearly two years, that the company had not violated antitrust or anticompetition statutes in the way it arranges its Web search results.
