Sentence examples for lessening competition from inspiring English sources

"I think it will be challenged by the European commission because they are lessening competition".

"The D.O.T. may be saying, 'Don't think just because you guys are losing money we're going to let you carve up the industry by lessening competition,' " said Clifford Winston, a Brookings Institution economist who specializes in airlines.

A review of competition laws, headed by Prof Ian Harper, called for the prohibition to be expanded to include actions that would be likely to "have the effect" of substantially lessening competition.

Under the government's proposed changes to section 46 of the Competition and Consumer Act a small business would be required to prove that the action of a bigger business had the "effect" of substantially lessening competition, instead of being required to prove that the action had been done with that "purpose".

The proposed changes to section 46 of the Competition and Consumer Act would require a small business to prove that the action of a bigger business had the "effect" of substantially lessening competition, instead of being required to prove that the action had been done with that "purpose".

"At the conclusion of its investigation, CCCS has found that the Transaction is anti-competitive, having been carried into effect, and has infringed section 54 of the Competition Act by substantially lessening competition in the ride-hailing platform market in Singapore," the agency wrote.

The deal, Mr. Finneran said, "will not lessen competition or result in any undue concentration of resources".

So it cannot surely be the case that it lessens competition in any specific market.

Regulators argue the deals would lessen competition and drive up healthcare costs.

The companies will have the opportunity to present economic analysis showing that the merger will enhance, not lessen, competition.

In 1950, however, § 7 was amended to make the measure of anticompetitive acquisitions the extent to which they lessened competition 'in any line of commerce,' rather than the extent to which they lessened competition 'between' the two companies.