Sentence examples similar to capable of distorting competition from inspiring English sources
Therefore because of the "overall negative impact and the effect of distorting competition... Italy expresses its firm opposition" to the plans.
They harm businesses by distorting competition.
It also damages the economy by distorting competition.
Capable of distorting time, it is described by physicist Harry Ward from the University of Glasgow as "the master of the Universe".
The company put Gatwick airport up for sale in September, after British antitrust regulators said that its ownership of all the major U.K. airports was unfairly distorting competition.
And many of the tactics that Microsoft employed also harmed consumers indirectly by unjustifiably distorting competition as well.
The European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, has questioned whether the deal breaks laws that ban governments from subsidizing companies and distorting competition.
UEFA hopes this will mitigate against multi-billionaires and sovereign funds buying teams and distorting competition.
What we want is a solution that ensures that competition is effective and that the rules on services of general interest are not used to distort competition.
Yet doing so threatens to distort competition, giving rivals fair grounds to complain.
