The only change in its purpose from the bill's first draft was grammatical: it was changed from "promoting competition" to "preventing anti-competitive practices", the same thing said backwards.
The tussle poses fundamental policy questions over the role of the government in promoting competition.
We have also changed Monitor's principal duty so that it protects patients, rather than promoting competition.
But there's no question that promoting competition and innovation is where the F.C.C. remains vital.
The antitrust laws are intended to protect consumers, like wireless customers, by promoting competition.
Burnham admitted that in office Labour had gone too far in promoting competition in the health service.
A spokesman for Three, the UK's smallest mobile network, said: "We welcome the proposal to focus regulators on promoting competition.
They pledged to participate in future talks on promoting competition domestically and linking environmental concerns to trading rules.
The OECD's research finds that promoting competition in network industries such as telecommunications, transport and electricity raises labour-market participation.
He started by talking about the aims of avoiding bubbles, promoting competition and ensuring a level playing field.
Last year, airline passengers were complaining about overcrowding, flight delays and lost baggage -- the byproducts of deregulation's success in promoting competition and low fares.
