Sentence examples for implications on competition from inspiring English sources
A merger between Deutsche Telecom and Telecom Italia would have to win the regulatory approval of the European Commission, which is sure to investigate any implications on competition in the European Union.
The implications of competition in insurance management on access to healthcare services have been discussed on a theoretical level [ 61], and have generally focused on insurers' incentives to risk selection.
It's one-on-one competition.
George Osborne's new tax on banks is facing fresh scrutiny from the Bank of England after MPs urged Threadneedle Street to consider the implications for competition in the sector.
"Potential entry barriers in accessing Big Data technologies could also have negative implications on innovation and competition in the financial markets at the detriment of consumers' welfare," they add.
The results provide insightful implications on future challenges and increasing competition under 3G and 4G mobile phone networks whereby the e-payment market will get bigger when Thailand would enter the ASEAN Economic Community AECC — upcoming regional competition in AEC countries) in 2015.
The European Commission could also be interested on competition grounds, given that the deal would have cross-border implications.
The cost differences were increasing from 2013 given the implication that future manufacturing cost could widen the gap between Korea and China so that Korea would fail on competition with China from the simple estimated results.
He thrives on competition.
On competition policy, America is less convinced.
Some are dedicated athletes, intent on competition.
