Sentence examples for constitute competition from inspiring English sources
Newell added that the priorities were diversity of competition, need for clear competition authorities guidance on specific local media mergers and the extent to which public service broadcasters and local authorities constitute competition to independent local media.
The decision finds that Intel's practices did not constitute competition on the merits of the respective Intel and AMD products, but rather were part of a strategy designed to exploit Intel's existing entrenched position in the market.
On a larger scale manufacturers of other beverages including soft drinks and coffees also constitute competition, but of a generic nature, as people have to choose between them as refreshments.
Joe Mandese, editor in chief of MediaPost, part of MediaPost Communications, said he was less willing to expand the definition of "what constitutes competition in advertising".
The case has raised questions over what constitutes competition and whether the anticompetitive practices of Apple and the book publishers could be justified to ensure that Amazon would have competition.
This seems to constitute unfair competition during the run-up to the voting".
Madrid council is concerned Uber's pricing for the airport transfer does not cover the costs of running the service and thus could constitute unfair competition.
Lawyer Max Folkenflik filed a class action federal suit in Northern California alleging that Apple's restrictions on the iPhone constitute unlawful competition, which falls under the antitrust laws of the United States.
Coverage tended to be greater on weekends, probably because political stories constitute less competition for space on these days.
Export subsidies were prohibited in the manufacturing sector because they permit goods to be sold at less than the cost of production in the home country, a practice known as "dumping", which was agreed to constitute unfair competition.
I suppose that from General Motors' perspective, that constitutes unfair competition.
