Betekenis van:
substitutability

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Moreover, the complaints received from satellite and cable operators suggest a perceived substitutability between platforms.
2. Sisal and synthetic fibres have a certain degree of substitutability for uses in agriculture.
3. In addition, they provided information on the supply-side substitutability of these products.
4. For the purposes both of determining substitutability of deposits and classifying liabilities as deposits:
5. There is only a limited degree of demand-side and supply-side substitutability.
6. Because of this close substitutability on the supply-side, it is appropriate to treat these services as one C2X service.
7. There are clear limitations to demand-side substitutability, although some cores may be suitable for several applications.
8. These evolutions have increased the substitutability of the financial services offered by PP with those offered by banks.
9. These criteria for the substitutability of deposits are also applied to determine whether liabilities should be classified as deposits, unless there is a separate category for such liabilities.
10. the relevant geographic market, including a reasoned analysis of the competitive conditions on the basis of demand-side and supply-side substitutability;
11. In antitrust and merger cases, the substitutability between the different broadcasting platforms at retail level has been decided on a case-by-case basis [63].
12. It identified a separate product market for EO as it is characterised by low substitutability especially when used as a direct raw material in chemical reactions.
13. Thus, the Commission noted that there appeared to be no substitutability on the demand side, as these are two separate and complementing devices.
14. HP notes that the degree of substitutability is not complete in each case, but it is substantial and sufficient for market definition purposes.
15. The in-depth market investigation thus focused on the substitutability between the Sea-Invest’s ABT terminal in Antwerp (as well as its terminals in Ghent and Dunkirk) and EMO-EKOM as well as other terminals in the Dutch ports.