Sentence examples for attention of competition from inspiring English sources

But Zafar Khan, a defence analyst at Société Générale, a bank, sees many areas in which the overlap may be too great, attracting the attention of competition authorities.

The deal is likely to attract the attention of competition authorities, after a tie-up between the two companies was rejected by the then trade secretary, Peter Mandelson, in 1998.

In the early 1990s, the deregulation of television broadcasting brought huge sums of money into sport, and football started to attract the attention of competition authorities and courts over its restrictive business practices.

Any deal with Arqiva - which last week bought ITV's interest in the spectrum management company JFMG - is likely to come to the attention of competition watchdogs at the Office of Fair Trading.

The deal is likely to attract the attention of competition regulators around the world, particularly in the US, where the brands would distribute Budweiser, Miller and Coors, the latter through SABMiller's joint venture with Molson Coors.

As a result, these industries are in a process of rapid reorganisation, which tends to bring them to the attention of the competition authorities.The cartel office's case-load is unlikely to ease up.

Zoho now reaches over 2 million users and is even catching the attention of its competition.

Zoho has steadily ramped up the acceleration of its productivity suite, reaching over 2 million users and even catching the attention of its competition.

Hopefully, 2010 will be Accordingul as 2009.

It looks like the startup's strategy may be paying off Zoho has reached over 2 million users in just 4 years and is even catching the attention of its competition.

Yet for most of the late 20th century, economists focused their attention on forms of competition that took place within a very specific institutional context: voluntary exchange in markets.