Sentence examples for harms competition from inspiring English sources

"Recourse to injunctions harms competition," it said.

"Microsoft's tying of Internet Explorer to the Windows operating system harms competition between Web browsers, undermines product innovation and ultimately reduces consumer choice," the E.U. said in a statement.

The outpouring of support is taking place within the confines of reviews by the F.C.C. and the Justice Department, which are aimed at determining if the deal is in the public's interest and whether it harms competition.

"It's part of the larger concern that the amalgamation of these giant patent arsenals harms competition," said William E. Kovacic, the former chairman of the F.T.C. who is now a professor at George Washington University.

Republicans in the House, intimidated by the powerful broadcast lobby, don't admit that some regulation can be pro-business; neither does the D.C. Court of Appeals, which wants further "granulating of evidence" that endless merging harms competition.

An economic welfare standard and the corresponding economic approach to antitrust analysis are important, because they allow judges and enforcers to distinguish between conduct that merely harms competitors a natural byproduct of market forces from conduct that harms competition and the economic welfare of consumers.

The deal would harm competition in 23 separate markets, creating "non-competitive duopolies," Atty.

That's also why SB 822 bans anti-competitive forms of zero-rating, while allowing those that do not harm competition or consumers.

The court said the rules harm competition.

Moreover, antitrust watchdogs flatly rejected Rio's claims that the deal would not harm competition.

use its control of Time Warner's popular programming as a weapon to harm competition.