Sentence examples for harm competitors from inspiring English sources

It becomes unlawful if the company engages in conduct to exclude or harm competitors with no business justification.

But the trade commission faced a struggle in proving malicious intent — that Google changes its search algorithm to purposely harm competitors and favor itself.

Its polluted air is bound to harm competitors and is already affecting the outcome of events in ways that are unfair.

Competition is fierce, and the focus is less on the product than on big spending to lure customers or on tricks to harm competitors.

America should expand forthcoming reforms of its bankruptcy code, stopping abuses of Chapter 11 provisions that allow malingerers to stay in protection and thereby harm competitors, and perhaps forcing more failing companies into liquidation.

The European Commission will follow the lead of American regulators and courts in declaring that Microsoft illegally abused its monopolistic market share in computer operating systems to harm competitors.

Obama was referring to Harding's alleged conspiracy to harm competitor Nancy Kerrigan during the 1994 US figure skating championships.

(Government antitrust lawyers found evidence that Google harmed competitors and consumers but chose not to prosecute).

According to the people familiar with the investigation, Google got off the hook largely because, however the company might have harmed competitors, the F.T.C. found that its behavior, by and large, hadn't hurt competition or, by extension, consumers.

Drawing on these new insights, governments can better encourage powerful firms to become more productive and, at the same time, prevent them from harming competitors and customers".

Media activists have criticized the system for protecting the existing closed, regionalized oligarchy of multichannel television by tying internet-based content to traditional television providers, thus harming competitors that are purely internet-based.