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substitutable

substitutable
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
    • (of words) interchangeable in a given context without changing the import of the expression
    substitutable
    Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
      • capable of being exchanged for another or for something else that is equivalent

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      1. The different components are not substitutable from the demand side.
      2. The Commission’s investigation showed that acetic acid constitutes a separate product market as there are no substitutable products available on the market.
      3. Two broad categories can be clearly distinguished which are not substitutable from the consumer or producer point of view: automotive glass and building glass.
      4. Concerning the impact on trade, the 2003 Decision (point 3.1) says: ‘Heat is not traded but is substitutable to other primary or secondary energy products, which are themselves traded.’
      5. The Decision considers a separate market for financial electricity, since fundamentally the financial market is about trading of risk while the physical market is about trading of electricity for consumption and therefore not fully substitutable.
      6. In particular, please state the specific products or services directly or indirectly affected by this request and identify the categories of products considered as substitutable in your market definition.
      7. The Commission’s consistent practice has been to consider distribution of pay TV and free TV as two separate product markets. Pay TV and free TV service offerings are not very substitutable from the standpoint of demand.
      8. Comparable to the Genoa/Palermo route served by competitors, in that the ports of Palermo and Termini Imerese, which are only a few kilometres apart, can be regarded as mutually substitutable.
      9. The Commission noted in the opening decision (points 56-57 and 63) that desktops and notebooks on the one hand, and servers on the other, form separate product markets, as these two sets of products are not mutually substitutable.
      10. In Section 6.I, the following definition of the relevant product market is used: ‘A relevant product market comprises all those products and/or services which are regarded as interchangeable or substitutable by the consumer, by reason of the product's characteristics, their prices and their intended use.
      11. France argues that Bioscope is a park so specific in nature that it is in no way substitutable for the attractions of other theme parks, and in particular of the only one which, in France’s view, lies in its visitor catchment area.
      12. The Court of First Instance, following the arguments developed by SIDE, criticised that analysis and considered that the Commission had made a manifest error of assessment in that the export of French-language books and the export agency business for French-language books were not substitutable, but distinct markets, the latter being a submarket of the former.
      13. It results from the Commission's investigation on the France-Italy market that Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Orly (ORY) airports are substitutable from the point of view of the demand for transport services by O & D passengers on the routes in question.
      14. The Commission found that the relevant product markets for the assessment of the present transaction are the markets for high-function FMS and HR software applications. As HR and FMS applications are not substitutable for buyers, the Commission considers these as two distinct markets.
      15. Although it is not necessary to reach a definitive conclusion on this question, the Commission’s analysis is that an attractive package is a ‘basic’ package made up of several main themes (premium, film, youth, sport and news) plus a number of other themes that are more or less substitutable for one another.