Sentence examples for competition practice from inspiring English sources

Julianne O'Leary is a partner and head of the competition practice at Stephenson Harwood   This article was amended on 15 September 2010.

"Companies that claim that merger decisions that don't go their way are political are wasting their time," said Fiona Carlin, the head of the competition practice at Baker & McKenzie in Brussels.

"History shows that competition law is applied to monopoly power more stringently in the E.U. than in the U.S.," said Jacques Lafitte, head of the competition practice at Avisa Partners, a consultancy in Brussels, who brought one of the original complaints against Google.

The Government's new Competition Bill has failed adequately to address this vital area of competition law and although several amendments have been tabled that would bring the bill into line with the tougher competition practice of the US and Australia, the Government shows no sign of accepting them.

"It's there, it just needs a little bit more competition practice," he said.

If your team goes to competition practice at least 3 times a week.

Clout shooting, in archery, long-distance shooting at a circular target laid out on the ground, a form of competition practiced for centuries.

The widespread perception of U.S. companies elbowing out local competition, practicing what one German politician called "brutal information capitalism," doesn't help the American cause.

… As responsible operators, [MPT, Ooredoo and Telenor] abide by sound price competition practices – hallmarks of a healthy marketplace and to adhere to industry best practices and ethical business guidelines.

Although both parties tried to reach a swift settlement, which ultimately didn't materialize, Power.com a little over a year ago filed a countersuit against Facebook, basically alleging that the company was monopolistic and engaged in unfair competition practices.

SIGIR questioned whether these costs were fair or reasonable because of questionable competition practices, inappropriate bundling of subcontractor items, and close working relationships--or possible ownership affiliations--between Anham and certain subcontractors.