Sentence examples for firm abuses from inspiring English sources

For more than a decade, Shac has campaigned to close down Huntingdon Life Sciences on the grounds that the firm abuses thousands of animals.

Given the more aggressive stance of the EU towards dominant firm abuses and the absence of the private plaintiff problem, EU courts will likely be more willing to consider circumstances under which even above-cost rebates could harm competition.

In a separate development, a German trade association has brought a complaint against Amazon to the country's competition authorities, claiming the firm abused its market dominance.

The Office of Fair Trading has claimed that Reckitt Benckiser, one of the world's biggest consumer goods firms, abused its dominant position to stop doctors prescribing cheaper generic versions of its Gaviscon heartburn medicine.

The Americans are more confident that if powerful firms abuse their strength, they may attract competition rather than crush it.In March the commission began investigating the proposed purchase by Nokia, a mobile-phone company, of Navteq, a provider of digital maps.

The OECD said some firms "abuse" current rules to avoid tax.

There is substantial anecdotal evidence that managers of government-controlled firms abuse their power and misuse company money at the expense of shareholders in China.7 To have an effective IC system and to disclose an IC report with an auditor's attestation can make monitoring easier for the government.

The message is that the Indian outsourcing firms abuse the visa while the mainstream firms use it responsibly.

Some giant Wall Street firms abused their customers and took enormous risks that nearly brought down our economy while our nation's nearly 8,000 community banks have been responsible actors who have paid dearly for big banks' mistakes.

But some Milberg Weiss cases paint a picture of a firm that abuses its power, pursues vendettas, conspires with short-sellers and buys influence among Democratic politicians.

In fact, authors' associations in America are planning to urge the Department of Justice to investigate the firm for abuse of market power.