Traduction de «But marqué sur hors-jeu » (Français → Anglais) :

In these circumstances, a company that raised domestic prices against this trend would very likely lose customers and eventually kick itself out of the market.

The scope of such decisions should, however, exclude practices which could distort competition.

Such practices include the use of tobacco brand names on non-tobacco products or services (brand-stretching) and/or clothes (merchandising), the use of promotional items (such as ordinary objects like ashtrays, lighters, parasols and other similar objects) and of tobacco samples, the use and communication of sales promotion (such as a discount, a free gift, a premium or an opportunity to participate in a promotional contest or game), the use of billboards, posters and other indoor or outdoor advertising techniques (such as advertising on tobacco vending machines), the use of tobacco advertising in cinemas, as well as any other forms of a ...[+++]dvertising, sponsorship or practices directly or indirectly addressed to promote tobacco products.

(9) This Regulation must define the obligations restrictive of competition which may be included in franchise agreements. This is the case in particular for the granting of an exclusive territory to the franchisees combined with the prohibition on actively seeking customers outside that territory, which allows them to concentrate their efforts on their allotted territory. The same applies to the granting of an exclusive territory to a master franchisee combined with the obligation not to conclude franchise agreements with third parties outside that territory. Where the franchisees sell or use in the process of providing services, goods m ...[+++]anufactured by the franchisor or according to its instructions and or bearing its trade mark, an obligation on the franchisees not to sell, or use in the process of the provision of services, competing goods, makes it possible to establish a coherent network which is identified with the franchised goods. However, this obligation should only be accepted with respect to the goods which form the essential subject-matter of the franchise.

They probably wanted to be able to service both of those destinations from Toronto City Airport, with the ongoing intention of knocking us out if they could, particularly if they could mount predatory pricing on more than one destination at a time from that airport.

2. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 1 of Article 1 (1), an instrument in service which bears EEC signs or marks but does not satisfy the requirements of the relevant separate Directive, in particular with regard to maximum permissible errors, may be banned from service in the same way as an instrument bearing national marks.