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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Just when the bank was about to foreclose on her home, she came into a lot of money.
2. Finally, the likely reduction of liquidity on the Danish wholesale gas market increases the ability of DONG to foreclose access to wholesale gas to its competitors.
3. The new entity will have the ability and incentive to foreclose access to wholesale gas to its competitors (RDCs and traders) on the market for gas supply to residential customers
4. Furthermore, the Commission has not found any evidence that it could be a profitable strategy for Bertelsmann to foreclose competitors from access to its TV channels and radio stations.
5. %, and there are strong competitors in all affected markets which either produce their own components or have their own, independent source of components so that it will be impossible for Siemens to foreclose these competitors.
6. The new entity will have the ability and incentive to foreclose access to wholesale gas to its competitors (RDCs and traders) on the market for gas supply to small industrial and commercial customers
7. The market investigation provided insufficient indications that Siemens would as a result of the merger be in a position to foreclose the said component markets in Austria to its competitors on the component level.
8. As regards the supply of gas to CCGTs, the notified operation will foreclose all the gas demand by CCGTs (namely Turbogás’ [13] and TER/Carregado's short-term requirements) which could otherwise have been challenged by competitors of GDP, once CCGTs are eligible.
9. It is then likely that the new entity will have an incentive to foreclose all its downstream rivals on the market for the supply of gas to small industrial and commercial customers either by increasing the cost of gas or by reducing the quality of supply, whatever is optimal.
10. Immediately after the transaction, the new entity is likely to have the ability and incentive to foreclose its actual and potential competitors on the downstream market for the supply of gas to small industrial and commercial customers, as its competitors would have to rely on the new entity to procure their wholesale gas.
11. It has been submitted that Sony could use the control of the joint venture to foreclose competitors in the downstream market for distribution of online music, in particular by denying competing online platforms access to the joint venture’s library or by engaging in discriminatory behaviour vis-à-vis its competitors, e.g. by means of usage rules, time of release of new songs and the track format.
12. The fundamental change brought about by the transaction is that the new entity not only has the ability but is now also likely to have the incentive to exploit its position as gatekeeper of gas resources in Hungary to foreclose its actual and potential competitors on the downstream electricity markets of wholesale supply of electricity to traders, retail supply of electricity to medium and large industrial and commercial customers, retail supply of electricity to small industrial and commercial customers, and retail supply of electricity to residential customers.