Sentence examples for damage to competition from inspiring English sources

"We think this will cause serious damage to competition," Ms. Talevi said.

The antitrust division needs to investigate this deal rigorously and thwart the damage to competition.

It was needed to ensure that mergers did not result in lasting damage to competition between enterprises, and that consumers would share in the economic benefits.

It is, of course, settled that the remedy for a violation of the antitrust laws should (1) prevent the continuation or recurrence of conduct found to be unlawful and (2) repair the damage to competition in the affected markets.

"The benefit to consumers is marginal and temporary, while the damage to competition through illegal obstruction of small and medium-sized companies is lasting and significant," said Ulf Boge, director of the cartel office.

That is why it is important that the Justice Department not approve the deal between American and US Airways without requiring some concessions, like giving up gates and takeoff and landing slots, that would minimize the damage to competition.

Allowing such a dominant force to be created also increases the likelihood of the market being distorted through the bundling of products and services such as newspapers and tablet applications with a Sky subscription, which is damaging to competition".

Indian exporters have been moaning about the damage to their competitiveness.Price competition from imports and the government's refusal to pass on rising oil prices in full have helped to keep inflation in check.

This distortion is unfair to smaller companies, damaging to fair competition, and tends to artificially encourage further consolidation and concentration in the financial system".

"The group does not provisionally believe that, in a dynamic and evolving sector, it is more likely than not that BT/EE will be able to use its position to damage competition or the interests of consumers," John Wooton, chair of the CMA inquiry, said.

But the deal has been held up by antitrust regulators, who are considering the damage it could do to competition in search advertising, a market that Google dominates.