Significados de preserve competition em inglês

Asset sales to the maverick Iliad, as Bouygues promises, could preserve competition.

To preserve competition, U.S. antitrust regulators typically require airlines to sell overlapping routes before approving a merger.

However, to preserve competition, U.S. antitrust regulators typically require airlines to sell overlapping routes before approving a merger.

Other European countries, notably Britain and Spain, have placed limits on how much operators can buy to preserve competition.

It is vital to preserve competition, but all the dotcom megaliths can think of is smothering it at birth.

But the proliferation of telecommunications and cable deals presents regulators with a conundrum as they seek to preserve competition.

Marien said Bouygues would also help so-called virtual mobile operators, which rent capacity on other carriers' networks, to preserve competition.

Still, the increasing proliferation of telecoms and cable deals presents regulators with a conundrum as they seek to preserve competition.

PR Newswire has agreed to sell its Agility database in a settlement that would preserve competition, the Justice Department said in a statement.

The U.S. Justice Department would need to scrutinize the buyer of a divested asset to ensure it would stay viable and preserve competition.

It received approval on Wednesday from U.S. antitrust regulators, after the two companies agreed to sell assets and preserve competition from independent craft brewers.

But what is really needed - short of Google's ruling trio turning the company into an independent trust - is international monitoring to preserve competition.

Carter said that if the government wants to preserve competition it must prevent the country's two largest carriers, AT&T and Verizon, from dominating spectrum auctions.

Instead, the European Commission probably will consider demanding smaller changes to preserve competition before allowing the deal to buy NYSE to go through, he said.

That could help convince the Department of Justice to approve the merger, which has held discussions on how to preserve competition in the wireless industry.

To preserve competition in the tobacco industry, regulators are requiring the new company to spin off its Kool, Salem, Winston, Maverick and Blu e-cigarette brands.