Sentence examples for regarding competition from inspiring English sources
Other laws aimed at meeting EU standards were passed, including those regarding competition, foreign investment, intellectual property rights, and a commercial code.
The Competition Commissioner, Joaquin Almunia, said Google's latest proposals, put forward in October, weren't "acceptable" in that they didn't "eliminate our concerns regarding competition".
They stand to gain, in one way or another, from conspiring to gull the public into regarding competition as a threat to the greater good, rather than to themselves.
"The latest offer as submitted by Google in October... the latest proposals are not acceptable in the sense that they are not proposals that can eliminate our concerns regarding competition," Almunia said in a Spanish radio interview, according to a partial transcript provided by the European Commission.
"There is no inconsistency in regarding competition as beneficial but vulnerable to being undermined for example, by cartel activity".In this section A faded green Don't bank on a bail-out About time Skandal Better never than late How bad was Andersen?
The proposals do not, Mr Almunia said, "eliminate our concerns regarding competition…in particular regarding the way Google's rivals in vertical search…are being treated".Mr Almunia opened his investigation into allegations that Google was abusing its dominant position in online search in November 2010.
The planners regarded competition as wasteful because it allowed an excess number of competitors, and then forced some to close down.
Plenty of financial-stability types regard competition as something to restrain, not encourage.Heaven knows, there are plenty of ways for bankers to put their houses in order.
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The TV-entertainment industry has managed to turn the conventional wisdom regarding market competition on its head.
