Sentence examples for constitutes unfair from inspiring English sources
I suppose that from General Motors' perspective, that constitutes unfair competition.
The commission's willingness to enforce vigorously its interpretation of what constitutes unfair competition potentially raises the costs of running a successful business in Europe for many American companies.
In its complaint, the F.T.C. said that the statute gives the commission "a unique role in determining what constitutes unfair methods of competition" and the power "to stop in their incipiency" acts that, if allowed to continue, would violate America's two primary antitrust laws, the Sherman Act and the Clayton Act.
It constitutes unfair competition, and lures young miners away with better pay, albeit to worse and more dangerous conditions.
The NYTimes said "The commission's willingness to enforce vigorously its interpretation of what constitutes unfair competition potentially raises the costs of running a successful business in Europe for many American companies.
As the nation's consumer protection and competition regulator, the FTC must respond to this dynamic marketplace and advise business leaders on what practices are legitimate and what constitutes unfair or deceptive commercial activity.
This seems to constitute unfair competition during the run-up to the voting".
Earlier rescue efforts had been blocked by the European Commission on the grounds that they constituted unfair state aid.
The report concluded the Russian track federation should be banned from competition but Russian officials including the president, Vladimir Putin, believe that would constitute unfair collective punishment.
A Jan . 1letter argues that estate taxes constitute unfair double taxation because they are "a tax on money and property that has already been taxed before death".
In Brussels officials barely disguise their contempt for the black-robed judges who have decided that cutting the 14th month of pay for public-sector workers and pensioners constituted unfair discrimination.
