Примери за използване на Regulatory predictability на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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There is no doubt that transparency and regulatory predictability will be the cornerstones for this development.
It is therefore vital to promote sustainable investment in the development of these new networks, while safeguarding competition andboosting consumer choice through regulatory predictability and consistency.
Strengthen regulatory predictability, transparency and competition in particular in the services sector, notably in retail.
The Commission adopted a Single Market Strategy in October 2015,which places a particular emphasis on promoting investment by eliminating remaining barriers and providing greater regulatory predictability.
Promoting regulatory predictability by ensuring a consistent regulatory approach over appropriate review periods;
The objective of a common regulatory framework for NGA is to foster a consistent treatment of operators in the EU andthereby ensure the necessary regulatory predictability to invest.
Promote this regulatory predictability that they maintain a consistent regulatory approach over appropriate review periods;
It is therefore vital to promote sustainable investment in the development of those new networks, while safeguarding competition, as bottlenecks and barriers to entry remain at the infrastructure level, andboosting consumer choice through regulatory predictability and consistency.
It also noted the need to strengthen regulatory predictability, transparency and competition is particularly important in the services sector, notably in retail.
Emphasises that the continuation and an improvement of existing measures andthe eradication of contradictions and loopholes must be part of the revision of the Directive in order to ensure regulatory predictability and enable investor confidence in the long term;
The Commission has strived to facilitate cross border exchanges,provide greater regulatory predictability and open unprecedented investment opportunities under the Single Market Strategy, the Digital Single Market, the Capital Markets Union and the Energy Union.
At the same time, it is important to note that unreasonably steep reductions in termination rates and/or too frequent changes in regulatory approaches and reviews of price levels might create an undue burden for operators andmight threaten regulatory predictability.
Such a release would help achieve the goal of long-term regulatory predictability for DTT by making the sub-700 MHz frequency band available until 2030, although this would have to be reviewed by 2025.
The investment environment within the Union should be improved by removing barriers to investment, ensuring that there is no discrimination based on whether the management of projects is private or public,reinforcing the internal market, and enhancing regulatory predictability.
A coordinated approach is needed with regard to the future use of the 700 MHz frequency band,which should also provide regulatory predictability, balance Member State diversity with digital single market objectives and promote European leadership with regard to international technology developments.
In the interests of regulatory predictability, key elements of evolving decisional practice under the current legal framework which affect the conditions under which wholesale access products, including European virtual broadband access products, are made available for NGA networks, should also be reflected in the legislation.
Once NRAs have finalised the recommended costing methodology, they should consider maintaining it, in application of Article 8(5)(a)of Directive 2002/21/EC in order to promote regulatory predictability by ensuring stable access prices over at least two appropriate review periods, provided they maintain a price control obligation throughout this period.
Considering the importance of ensuring legal certainty and in order to promote regulatory predictability to provide a safe environment for investments, in particular for new wireless broadband communications, any restriction or withdrawal of any existing rights of use for radio spectrum or for numbering resources or right to install facilities should be subject to predictable and transparent justifications and procedures.
Whereas safeguarding the rule of law and effective independent justice systems play a key role in creating a positive political environment able to regain public trust in institutions, andhence also for an investment-friendly environment and for providing greater regulatory predictability and sustainable growth;
Considering the importance of ensuring legal certainty and in order to promote regulatory predictability to provide a safe environment for investments, in particular for new wireless broadband communications, any restriction or withdrawal of any existing rights of use for radio spectrum or for numbering resources or right to install facilities should be subject to predictable and transparent justifications and procedures.
Whereas safeguarding the rule of law and defending fundamental rights and effective independent justice systems play a key role in creating a positive political environment, regaining public trust in institutions, underpinning the application of EU law,supporting sustainable economic growth and providing greater legal and regulatory predictability;
Regulatory transparency and predictability.
Why are we calling for a stable regulatory framework and predictability?
Achieving this requires long-term planning as well as regulatory stability and predictability for investors.
Apart from infrastructure investment, one of the key issues for the region will be to ensure regulatory stability and predictability.
Believes that this will require long-term planning and regulatory stability and predictability for investors and, accordingly, due consideration in future EU regulations;
Stability and predictability of the legal and regulatory framework for investors in renewable energy;
Such measures include: greater predictability in regulatory and taxation regimes, stronger coordination between government and the business and more transparency in the relationship between government, its institutions and companies, both foreign and domestic.
Believes that this requires long- term planning and regulatory stability and predictability for investors and that future EU-regulations need to take this into consideration, especially for the period up to, and post 2030;
Concerns remain"about the predictability and transparency of the legal and regulatory systems.".