Sentence examples for constitute a restriction from inspiring English sources

"Such behavior, if established, may constitute a restriction of competition and lead to higher prices and deterioration of security of supply," the commission said.

The commission said that, if established, Gazprom's practices "may constitute a restriction of competition and lead to higher prices and deterioration in security of supply.

The actual wording in the TPP's environmental chapter states: "The Parties further recognize that it is inappropriate to set or use their environmental laws or other measures in a manner which would constitute a restriction on trade or investment between the Parties [read: Countries]." What this means is that environmental laws can't stop trade.

89 Consequently, the legislation concerned constitutes a restriction on the freedom to provide services that is prohibited by Article 56 TFEU unless it can be objectively justified.

95 It should thus be determined at the outset whether FAPL can invoke such rights capable of justifying the fact that the national legislation at issue in the main proceedings establishes in its favour protection which constitutes a restriction on the freedom to provide services.

Of special interest is the role of intrinsic stochasticity introduced by time differencing, which can destroy orbits of an otherwise exactly integrable system and therefore constitutes a restriction on the applicability of an integration scheme in such a context [A. Friedman, S.P. Auerbach, J. Comput. Phys. 93 (1991) 171].

The limitations of the auditory devices in the noisy scanner environment constituted a restriction on the cochleotopic mapping.

144 Accordingly, given that those clauses of exclusive licence agreements have an anticompetitive object, it is to be concluded that they constitute a prohibited restriction on competition for the purposes of Article 101(1) TFEU.

"Even if allowed by the FAA, any contractual curfew agreed to locally by the airport signatory carriers would not be binding upon future new entrant carriers at the airport because it would constitute a mandatory restriction," Chairman Steve Hubbell, of Southwest Airlines, wrote in the letter.

But UK government sources say that new controls on the industry could constitute "an unnecessary restriction on the UK oil and gas industry" and they wanted to avoid "unnecessary red tape".

During the design of control laws for semi-active dampers, the inherent actuator limits constitute a major performance restriction.