fair competition
fair competition 公平竞争 商业竞争者之间公开、平等和公正的竞争关系。
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bureau of economic and business affairs
Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs. A unit in the U.S. Department of State responsible for developing policy on international matters relating to food, communications, energy, air transportation, and maritime affairs. — Abbr. EB.
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fair
fair, adj. 1. Impartial; just; equitable; disinterested (everyone thought that Judge Jones was fair). 2. Free of bias or prejudice (in jury selection, the lawyers tried to select a fair and impartial jury). fair, n. Hist. A privileged market for the buying and selling of goods. • A fair was an incorporeal hereditament granted to
Secretary of State of Commonwealth Affairs
Secretary of State of Commonwealth Affairs 〈英〉联邦事务部大臣 管理联邦事务。1968年改设外交及联邦事务大臣〔Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs〕。
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fair trade law
fair-trade law. A state statute that protects and enforces fair-trade agreements. • At one time, many states had fair-trade laws. But when applied to interstate commerce, the laws may violate the Sherman Antitrust Act, so most states have repealed them.
unfair comment
unfair comment 不公正评论 与公正评论〔fair comment〕相对，是一种带有恶意的评论，这种评论超出了公正、合理的评论应有的界限，非常草率地置可能因此受到伤害者的权利于不顾。
unfair competition
unfair competition. 1. Dishonest or fraudulent rivalry in trade and commerce; esp., the practice of endeavoring to pass off one’s own goods or products in the market for those of another by means of imitating or counterfeiting the name, brand, size, shape, or other distinctive characteristic of the article or its packaging. [Cases: Trade Regulation
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fair credit reporting act
fair-credit-reporting act. A federal or state law that regulates the keeping of credit reports and ensures the right of consumers to get and correct their credit reports. • The federal Fair Credit Reporting Act was enacted in 1970. 15 USCA §§ 1681–1681u. [Cases: Credit Reporting Agencies 1–4. C.J.S. Credit Reporting Agencies; Consumer Protection §§ 2–22.]
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