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2014
The law and practice of restrictive agreements in Italian competition law.
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The law and practice of restrictive agreements in Italian competition law.
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Agreement of a restricted secret key
2012 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory Proceedings, 2012A secret key agreement problem is proposed with the additional restriction that the key is a function of a given secret source. An inner bound to the achievable rates, error and secrecy exponents is derived. The maximum key rate strongly achievable with positive exponents is characterized. The result leads to class of admissible restrictions on the key
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Cartels and Restrictive Agreements
2020Abstract This chapter explores how developing countries should approach restrictive agreements under the framework proposed in the previous chapter. Certain things are the same regardless of whether it is an industrialized economy or a developing country.
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Unfair Competition. Restrictive Agreements. Validity
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Agreement Restrictions in Persian
2010<i>Agreement Restrictions in Persian</i> is the first comprehensive attempt to tackle the issue of verbal agreement in Persian from a cross-linguistic point of view. Persian is a field of research within theoretical linguistics that is yet to be sufficiently explored.
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Subject-predicate agreement restrictions in Persian
2013This work investigates two distinct constructions which appear to induce a constraint on verbal agreement. The first construction involves inanimate plural subjects and verbs appearing in third person singular/default morphology. Adopting the framework of Distributed Morphology which has recently been used as a key to capturing several agreement ...
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Restrictive covenants in physician employment agreements.
Pennsylvania medicine, 1992Virtually all physician employment relationships are governed by employment agreements in which the physician and employer exchange promises. When embodied in contracts, promises are also known as "covenants." Certain covenants are restrictive in nature, including, most notably, covenants which prohibit competition ("non-competes").
R A, Auclair, D, Dallabrida
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