Sentence examples for overrule competition from inspiring English sources

Competition was reduced as result of Labour's decision to overrule competition concerns to allow Lloyds to rescue HBOS at the height of the banking crisis.

A competition panel overruled the complaint.

Inevitably, suspicions have been voiced that the decision was related to the government's desire to keep on the right side of Rupert Murdoch, BSkyB's principal shareholder.Between 1987 and 1997, there are reported to have been only a handful of cases out of more than 2,000 in which the competition authorities were overruled by ministers.

At very high concentrations, the SSV and critical oxygen concentration moved to the left because competition of PHD is overruled by the presence of excess ARNT concentration, and thus both SSV and critical oxygen concentration fall at much lower values.

Climate regulates tree species composition at the regional level; however, at the local level site-specific factors (e.g. forest fires, wind throw, topography, soil characteristics, interspecific competition and successional stage) mostly overrule the importance of regional climate (Pearson and Dawson 2003; Körner et al. 2016; Kuosmanen et al. 2016).

Ministers will also be able to overrule the panel by choosing candidates not deemed to be appointable and have the right to dispense with an open competition without the permission of the commissioner, although they will have to consult with the watchdog and openly justify the decision.

Moreover, the particularly strong kin-competition for males overrules this potential (and sporadic) increased chance of finding uninfected females.

The overrule was unarguable.

The Obama administration said it overruled the decision on Saturday partly because it feared essential patents, which holders agree to license on reasonable terms, were being used in ways that could hurt competition and consumers.

Congress can overrule the ban.

"We can't overrule them".