Sentence examples for harmful to competition from inspiring English sources

When competitors objected, Google threatened to remove them entirely from results, something Mr. Leibowitz said "is clearly problematic and potentially harmful to competition because it might harm incentives to innovate".

The company has also filed a stream of economic studies and analyses that it has said demonstrate that limits on ownership could be more harmful to competition.

"The new regulation cuts back this bureaucracy and allows the commission to focus its attention on these cartel and price-fixing agreements that are truly harmful to competition," said Mario Monti, the European Union's competition commissioner.

It may be necessary to create an agency responsible for ensuring that search companies avoid practices that are harmful to consumers, harmful to competition, and harmful to the national economy.

Writing that he wants to "conclude this proceeding and have enforceable rules by the end of the year," he goes on to declare that his "proposal would establish that behavior harmful to consumers or competition by limiting the openness of the Internet will not be permitted".

AOL, for example, has said that bolting Windows Messenger and Windows Media Player, which happens to compete with AOL's favored RealNetworks RealPlayer, is harmful to consumers and to competition.

He said Massachusetts would seek to block the deal, concluding that it "may prove to be more harmful than helpful to competition and consumers".

Although the high-competition Line C did not show evidence for evolved male harm, it displayed an increase in sperm size and sperm competitive ability that is comparable to Line B, whose males are significantly more harmful to females than the no-competition controls.

Regulators around the globe are intensifying their scrutiny into Intel's business practices because they agree that the abuse of monopoly power to foreclose competition is illegal, harmful to consumers and must be stopped.

By killing transparency and competition, crony capitalism is harmful to free enterprise, and economic growth.

These collaborations have ultimately helped our customers gain a much greater value from both EEDAR and other data partners whilst addressing early potential competition that could have been harmful to growth.