Meanings of distort competition in English

He said the guarantee could " distort competition and create an uneven playing field".

The European Commission, the competition regulator in the 27-country EU, said the deal would not distort competition.

Brussels believes this could distort competition.

The summit agreed that states can use taxpayers money to replenish a bank's capital but it must not distort competition.

UK banks are seeking talks with the Government about its plan to guarantee bank deposits, saying the proposals will distort competition.

Studies showed that such rights would not be likely to distort competition or harm the bloc's internal market, the EU executive said.

We have to champion sustainability of the industry, he said, adding any aid should not distort competition on the bloc's single market.

The defendants appealed convictions imposed at Drogheda District Court to Dundalk Circuit Court for intending to distort competition in the wheat market.

The FCA said there was a need to ensure that benchmark administrators do not earn excessive returns or distort competition in other ways.

That funding is used to support the national service of public broadcasting and not, despite Mark Deering's claim, to distort competition in the marketplace.

The authority had opposed the acquisition on the grounds it would distort competition in the market for liquid milk in the greater Dublin area.

Studies showed that reduced VAT rates on local services were not likely to distort competition or harm the 27-nation's internal market, the EU executive said.

The regulator said it decided to make the referral because it continues to suspect that features of the market "prevent, restrict or distort competition".

They also complain that the government in Beijing distorts competition with high subsidies.

The EU normally bans state aid that distorts competition.

Otherwise, Brussels should warn member states against distorting competition by providing special help to GM Europe.