Sentence examples for restoring competition from inspiring English sources

"The divestment remedies in the Midlands, where efficiencies were not sufficient, are about restoring competition to make sure customers will not be harmed".

Clinton administration officials argued that anything short of such an approach would require years of court supervision and would ultimately be ineffective in restoring competition.

Richard Blumenthal, the attorney general of Connecticut, said it "offers the best hope of restoring competition and reigniting innovation without punishing the company".

The OFT said the divestments would "in principle... resolve the OFT's concerns by restoring competition to pre-merger levels in the Midlands".

And broader structural remedies present their own set of problems, including how a court goes about restoring competition to a dramatically changed, and constantly changing, marketplace.

The commission fined Microsoft 497 million euros ($588 million) and ordered it to license the information necessary for restoring competition in the market.

But with the appeals court decision, the challenge at least is clear: We must restore competition to a market that for too long has suffered from the anti-competitive acts of an aggressive monopolist.

Mr. Almunia has vowed to restore competition to the Internet search business in Europe.

He restored competition to British politics by making Labour electable again.

"The clear implication: A broader remedy is required to truly restore competition".

At home, his reforms sought to break up monopolies in order to restore competition among small companies.