Sentence examples for undertakings competition from inspiring English sources
It is disliked by many but it is the commission's task to be mean to a lot of people, be it member states (infringement procedures), undertakings (competition procedures) or the Council itself (withholding undesirable legislative initiatives).
The list of failed business undertakings is long.
He said the commission had ignored the evidence, as well as Ryanair's recent undertakings to address competition concerns – including an offer to sell its shareholding to any airline wishing to launch a full takeover.
The watchdog said it would launch an in-depth investigation into the takeover unless Poundland put forward suitable undertakings to tackle the competition issues by 16 April.
Lloyds needs the "prior written consent" of the secretary of state to be released from the undertakings, which seek to address competition concerns about the current account and business banking market.
That initial note prompted a short reply from Murdoch, simplysaying: "What are you doing on email?" Half an hour before Brooks sent her email, the under-pressure Rupert Murdoch took his first step in abandoning the bid for Sky by announcing that he was withdrawing certain undertakings, triggering a referral to the competition authorities.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has accepted undertakings from Diageo over competition concerns.
We will also seek to maintain Monitor as the regulator of foundation trusts beyond 2016, thereby minimising the threat that foundation trusts would be deemed "undertakings" and be open to the applications of EU competition policy.
When Lloyds' £18bn takeover attempt was barred on competition grounds in July 2001, it signed a series of undertakings with the Office of Fair Trading which barred it from bidding for Abbey, any of its assets or any company controlling Abbey.
Nike is also portrayed erecting a trophy, or, frequently, hovering with outspread wings over the victor in a competition; for her functions referred to success not only in war but in all other undertakings.
Enormous undertakings followed.
