Translation of "Dominance effect " (English → French) :

dominance effect | dominance genetic effect | effect of dominance

dominant lethal effects

enterprise dominating the market | enterprise having a dominant position in the market | market dominating enterprise | market-dominating enterprise

male-dominant occupation [ male dominant occupation | male-dominated job | male-dominated occupation ]

dominant position [ abuse of dominant position | company in a dominant position ]

dominant estate [ dominant land | dominant tenement ]

control legislators | dominate law makers | dominate legislators | influence legislators

Advisory Committee on Restrictive Business Practices and Dominant Positions [ Advisory Committee on Restrictive Practices and Dominant Position ]

radiation exposure [ exposure to radiation | radiation dose | radioresistance | radiosensitivity | Radiation effects(ECLAS) | Radiation effects(STW) | radiation effects(UNBIS) ]

environmental impact [ eco-balance | ecological assessment | ecological balance sheet | effect on the environment | environmental assessment | environmental effect | environmental footprint | Environmental assessment(ECLAS) | environmental assessment(GEMET) | environmental damage(GEMET) | environmental impact statement(GEMET) | environmental impact study(GEMET) | Environmental sustainability(STW) | environmental impact assessment(UNBIS) ]

What becomes the dominant effect, and is that dominant effect adversely affecting the health of the pollinator, the bee?

Rings had an effect, but it was not a dominant effect.

In order to find the merger unlawful, or to impose conditions on it, the impact must be to create or strengthen a dominant position, either leading to the elimination of effective competition or not leading to an increase in competition in another market which outweighs the effect of the dominant position.

If the data clearly suggest that an equally efficient competitor can compete effectively with the pricing conduct of the dominant undertaking, the Commission will, in principle, infer that the dominant undertaking's pricing conduct is not likely to have an adverse impact on effective competition, and thus on consumers, and will therefore be unlikely to intervene. If, on the contrary, the data suggest that the price charged by the dominant undertaking has the potential to foreclose equally efficient competitors, then the Commission will integrate this in the general assessment ...[+++] of anti-competitive foreclosure (see Section B above), taking into account other relevant quantitative and/or qualitative evidence.