Betekenis van:
majors

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The student majors in philosophy.
2. He majors in English literature.
3. He majors in social anthropology.
4. She majors in child psychology.
5. I heard you are planning to switch majors.
6. On balance, the Commission has not found sufficient evidence that the majors have overcome this transparency deficit in the past.
7. For this purpose the Commission investigated the development of the five majors’ wholesale prices to wholesalers and retailers in each Member State in the period 1998 to 2003.
8. The Commission found some indications that PPDs could have been used as focal points for an alignment of the majors’ list prices in all five Member States.
9. The Commission has also considered whether the merger would lead to the creation of collective dominance of the music majors in any EEA Member State.
10. Thirdly, the Commission analysed whether the different majors’ discounts were aligned and sufficiently transparent in order to allow effective monitoring of competitive behaviour.
11. In this view, the Commission notes that the market for crude oil production is characterised by the presence of big state owned companies and two other international vertically integrated private players (the so called super majors: BP and ExxonMobil whose respective parts of oil production in 2008 amounted to 3,08 % and 2,32 %) as well as a certain number of so-called ‘majors’ [10].
12. In assessing whether there exists a collective dominant position in the markets for recorded music among the five music majors, the Commission analysed whether during the last three to four years a coordinated price policy of the majors could be established in the EEA Member States.
13. Considering also the degree of concentration on the exploration market, which, apart from state-owned companies, is characterised by the presence of three international vertically integrated private players named the super majors (BP, ExxonMobil and Shell) as well as a certain number of so-called ‘majors’, these factors should be taken as an indication of direct exposure to competition.
14. Based on these characteristics (bidding market, little product differentiation among the majors), the GIS/HV-turnkey markets could in principle produce competitive outcomes, even with only three credible competitors.
15. On the basis of the net average prices, the Commission found some parallelism and a relatively similar development of the majors’ prices in the five larger markets, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK.