diminution

The Ellisons and RedBird argue in the filing that their infusion of capital will “strengthen and revitalize” the broadcasting services Paramount currently provides, and that the deal “will not result in a diminution of competition or present any other harms” because the two parties do not currently own any other broadcast stations.

“Those cities have not seen diminution of visitors due to the size of the levy. When we are seeing equivalents elsewhere, it is going to be marginal in terms of price disruption.”

The judge found, external that several elements of the act do cause a "significant" diminution of the rights enjoyed by asylum seekers residing in Northern Ireland under the terms of the Good Friday Agreement.

"I have found that there is a relevant diminution of right in each of the areas relied upon by the applicants," he said.

“This could include health care needs and medical monitoring, property restoration and diminution, and compensation for any net business loss.”