Sentence examples for raise antitrust issues from inspiring English sources

Another acquisition could raise antitrust issues.

The deal with EchoStar does seem to raise antitrust issues.

Such concerns could raise antitrust issues for United and Continental's planned merger.

Any deal with Telefónica would therefore probably raise antitrust issues in Latin American markets.

It was unclear yesterday whether combining with General Mills would raise antitrust issues.

An alliance with Iveco would be more likely than an outright acquisition, which would raise antitrust issues in Europe.

Dime has vehemently rejected North Fork's $1.9 billion hostile cash and stock bid, saying the offer is inadequate and raises antitrust issues.

But that drastic action is no longer under consideration, both because it might turn YouTube fans against the networks, and perhaps because it would have raised antitrust issues.

But because a deal with EchoStar would create such a dominant player in satellite television, the News Corporation has been raising antitrust issues on Capitol Hill, where the company has lined up some powerful supporters.

Some of the prosecutors' questions, those who have been contacted also say, involve regular meetings that took place betweeen the two auction giants and whether any matters discussed raised antitrust issues.

A DuPont/Monsanto combo that owned big stakes in both Pioneer and Dekalb could have raised antitrust issues.