Vertical restraints

There will also be new restraints on immigration.

Pressures to impose restraints on scrap exports have increased in some countries.

Get the restraints and the doctor!

They wouldn't experience restraints as we would.

Some are general provisions having application to vertical restraints, such as the general provisions of Section 17 on agreements and Section 20 on abuse of dominance, while others are specific vertical restraints provisions.

Same for competition. Competition is not on the canvass.

Sometimes they are a precursor to import restraints.

Similarly, capitalism depends on competition, but competition can be brutal and destructive.

While I was preparing to write my student note for the Yale Law Journal on mechanical restraints,

Today, these restraints are in the process of being abandoned.

But while that competition is going on within the boat, this competition is going on across boats.

Nevertheless, the administration refuses to be held back by institutional restraints.

Competition authorities, on the other hand, tend to believe that the more competition, the better.

Throughout the Cold War, they viewed restraints on America s development and fielding of nuclear weapons as compromising national security.

Modern economies rely not on monopolies, but on competition.

B. Bilateral tripartite agreements on competition law

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These and other reports of the secretariat are available at UNCTAD's website on competition www.unctad.org competition.

Based on information received from Argentina Competition Commission.

Still within congressional restraints, the Nixon administration attempted to bolster Cambodia s military government.

The use of these restraints violates international standards and may constitute cruel practices.

In Jamaica, a multitude of sections of the FCA deal with vertical restraints.

It's unclear whether using mechanical restraints is actually saving lives or costing lives.

To avert a disorderly fall, short term macroeconomic management requires officially engineered depreciation through administrative methods and restraints on external borrowing.

Treaties signed in 1947 and 1948 with the Soviet Union included obligations and restraints on Finland, as well as territorial concessions.

So as Edmund Burke said, The restraints on men, as well as their liberties, are to be reckoned among their rights.

Based on material available on the Hungarian Competition Authority's website www.gvh.ionlab.net

Based on material available on the Norwegian Competition Authority's website www.konkurransetilsynet.no

All these regional agreements on competition appear to be modelled on the EU approach, which accommodates the competition policies of member States and under which competition law represents a principal tool of economic integration.

Competition?

Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Competition Law and Policy

See M. Gal, Competition policy in small economies, OECD Global Forum on Competition Policy, CCNM GF COMP WD(2003)42.

The APEC training programme on competition policy, which also aims at supporting the implementation of those Principles especially focusing on competition policy, has contributed to the encouragement of competition culture and the effective enforcement of competition law in the region through exchange of views and information.

Based on material available on the South African Competition Commission's website, www.compcom.co.za

See OECD, Joint Group on Trade and Competition, Practical modalities of peer review in a multilateral framework on competition , CCNM GF COMP TR(2003)10.

b. Parliamentary documentation background documents on the review of capacity building and technical assistance on competition law and policy (2) reports on competition law and policy issues (6)

It encourages competition, but competition with respect for others.

(f) To lift all restraints on peaceful political activity, including guaranteeing freedom of association and freedom of expression, including freedom of the media

Additional restraints on trade are a serious threat to net food importing countries, where governments worry that such measures could lead to starvation.

Some countries make a distinction in their law and have separate provisions for vertical restraints.

This could not have been achieved without the continuous technical assistance received from UNCTAD, including the provision of material on competition enforcement and competition advocacy, particularly a manual on the formulation and application of competition law, as well as seminars for investigators, judges and practitioners of competition law.

For more details about the competition, visit Put it On.

On some counts it is about greater competition improving efficiency.

Available on the website of the Hungarian competition authority, www.gvh.hu.