fair trade laws造句

• Finally, the authority can take the case to court under the fair trading laws.
• A clear deception, it is likely to come under false advertising or fair trading laws.
• Jang and 11 others were arrested in recent weeks and indicted on bribery charges and for violating fair trade laws.
• If free market economists wrote their own fair trade law from scratch, the little known Antidumping Act of 1916 would not be a bad model.
• That amount included both punitive damages and lawyers fees, which Bristol had been awarded after Microsoft was found to have violated Connecticut fair trade laws.
• Under EU law, the European Commission can reject joint ventures, mergers and other corporate undertakings if it finds these violate EU fair trade laws.
• Seoul also will investigate complaints from domestic on-line service companies that Windows 95 is violating South Korea's fair trade laws, the ministry said.
• Fair Trade Commission official Toshihiko Oizumi said investigators suspect more than 10 companies violated Japan's fair trade laws by preventing the Japanese mobile phone operators from offering the service.
• The program was a huge success, which helped Trader Joe's stay competitive in wine retailing for eight years until the alcohol fair trade laws were abolished in 1978.
• Berning's program simply " got around " the alcohol fair trade laws by offering their own wines under the Trader's Joe brand, the Trader Joe's Winery label.
• IBP was charged under the Packers & Stockyards Act, an antitrust and fair trade law designed to ensure free and open competition in the livestock industry, USDA Secretary Dan Glickman said.
• Its Minister Datuk Seri Megat Junid Megat Ayob said the Competition Bill ( also known as anti-trust or fair trade law ) could complement trade liberalisation moves towards achieving open and accessible markets.
• I think ( all countries ) have a stake in having good, fair trade laws, which quite frankly are violated most frequently, as far as we can tell, by the Japanese government,
• The commission, which raided the Microsoft Japan offices in February, raised concerns that the clause is a violation of Japan's fair trade laws and may discourage Japanese manufacturers from developing key technologies.
• During Governor Hurley's administration the Fair Trades Laws were passed which regulated the use of private police in strikes, imposed a minimum wage for women and children, and further regulated industrial work.
• In a letter to Fiji TV, Information and Communications Minister Ratu Inoke Kubuabola said the monopoly violated fair trade laws and said he had the right to cancel it in " the public interest ."
• On Friday, Premier Vincent Siew ordered an investigation on whether the two groups have violated the Fair Trade Law, and officials threatened to revoke the licenses of cable TV stations if they did not end the blackout.
• On December 17, 2009, four Netflix users filed a class action lawsuit against Netflix, alleging that Netflix had violated U . S . fair trade laws and the Video Privacy Protection Act by releasing the datasets.