conduct violating
I was translating a paper about the enforcement of antitrust law in online markets and I came across this section:
".... including conduct violating
even only the spirit of these laws (“spirit theory”), conduct violating recognized
standards of fair business behavior, conduct violating competition policy as framed
by the FTC ...". can someone please tell me what does conduct violating mean?
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I was translating a paper about the enforcement of antitrust law in online markets and I came across this section:
".... including conduct violating
even only the spirit of these laws (“spirit theory”), conduct violating recognized
standards of fair business behavior, conduct violating competition policy as framed
by the FTC ...". can someone please tell me what does conduct violating mean?
meaning
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navidnavid
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It could be paraphrased as "conduct which violates", that is, conduct which is prohibited by the policy in question.
– user888379
4 hours ago
It means conduct that violates even only the spirit ... Restrictive relative clauses can usually be condensed to -ing participial phrases.
– John Lawler
4 hours ago
alright, problem solved. thank you very much.
– navid
3 hours ago
well, i guess we can close this question!
– lbf
3 hours ago
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I was translating a paper about the enforcement of antitrust law in online markets and I came across this section:
".... including conduct violating
even only the spirit of these laws (“spirit theory”), conduct violating recognized
standards of fair business behavior, conduct violating competition policy as framed
by the FTC ...". can someone please tell me what does conduct violating mean?
meaning
asked 4 hours ago
navidnavid
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I was translating a paper about the enforcement of antitrust law in online markets and I came across this section:
".... including conduct violating
even only the spirit of these laws (“spirit theory”), conduct violating recognized
standards of fair business behavior, conduct violating competition policy as framed
by the FTC ...". can someone please tell me what does conduct violating mean?
meaning
meaning
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navidnavid
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asked 4 hours ago
navidnavid
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navidnavid
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navidnavid
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asked 4 hours ago
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It could be paraphrased as "conduct which violates", that is, conduct which is prohibited by the policy in question.
– user888379
4 hours ago
It means conduct that violates even only the spirit ... Restrictive relative clauses can usually be condensed to -ing participial phrases.
– John Lawler
4 hours ago
alright, problem solved. thank you very much.
– navid
3 hours ago
well, i guess we can close this question!
– lbf
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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It could be paraphrased as "conduct which violates", that is, conduct which is prohibited by the policy in question.
– user888379
4 hours ago
It means conduct that violates even only the spirit ... Restrictive relative clauses can usually be condensed to -ing participial phrases.
– John Lawler
4 hours ago
alright, problem solved. thank you very much.
– navid
3 hours ago
well, i guess we can close this question!
– lbf
3 hours ago
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It could be paraphrased as "conduct which violates", that is, conduct which is prohibited by the policy in question.
– user888379
4 hours ago
It could be paraphrased as "conduct which violates", that is, conduct which is prohibited by the policy in question.
– user888379
4 hours ago
It means conduct that violates even only the spirit ... Restrictive relative clauses can usually be condensed to -ing participial phrases.
– John Lawler
4 hours ago
It means conduct that violates even only the spirit ... Restrictive relative clauses can usually be condensed to -ing participial phrases.
– John Lawler
4 hours ago
alright, problem solved. thank you very much.
– navid
3 hours ago
alright, problem solved. thank you very much.
– navid
3 hours ago
well, i guess we can close this question!
– lbf
3 hours ago
well, i guess we can close this question!
– lbf
3 hours ago
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It could be paraphrased as "conduct which violates", that is, conduct which is prohibited by the policy in question.
– user888379
4 hours ago
It means conduct that violates even only the spirit ... Restrictive relative clauses can usually be condensed to -ing participial phrases.
– John Lawler
4 hours ago
alright, problem solved. thank you very much.
– navid
3 hours ago
well, i guess we can close this question!
– lbf
3 hours ago