Wide Application Sample Clauses

Wide Application. Although traditionally art. 101(3) TFEU is looked at through the narrow interpretation of the Commission, many scholars are of the opinion that art. 101(3) TFEU, in fact, offers grounds for a wider interpretation, also allowing for non-competition or non-economic concerns to be taken into account.97 The wider interpretation of art. 101(3) TFEU does not rely so strictly on the four cumulative conditions of the article and the nature of efficiencies and groups of beneficiaries, but instead, the core lies in the assessment on whether the efficiencies outlie the restrictive effects of the agreement to the extent that it increases consumer welfare, which is in the core of the EU competition policy. The theory of the wide approach argues that under the narrow approach introduced by the Commission, the competition law framework does not take into account the entirety of benefits realized by an agreement,98 due to which “there seems to be a gap between the legal stance of the Guidelines and the welfare perspective”.99 The wider application arises from a different approach in interpreting the EU competition policy goal of consumer welfare. There are generally three interpretations to what benefits should count towards the assessment of consumer welfare: (1) those benefits based purely on economic efficiency;

Wide Application. If the same job exists in more than one Department of the Company the same Job Description shall be provided for the job in each Department.