Примери за използване на To distortions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Lead to distortions of competition in the single market.
Any sort of professionalization of civil society would lead to distortions….
These lead to distortions of competition and weaken national undertakings.
Divergences between those obligations could lead to distortions in the internal market.
They have led to distortions of competition both within and between Member States.
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In accordance with such characteristics as sensitivity to distortions, self-aligning bearings are distinguished.
This leads to distortions and vicious practices in the relationship between a merchant and a customer.
This, according to the Commission,can lead to distortions of the functioning of the labour market.
The thickness of the coating is only 2.1 mm,so even the slightest unevenness of the floor leads to distortions in the laying.
It is desirable to prevent existing differences leading to distortions of competition in insurance services between Member States.
Since there is no common framework at EU level,different approaches in the various Member States may lead to distortions in the internal market.
Prolonged exposure to these negative influences can lead to distortions in the proper functioning of the body, confusion in behavior and diseases in humans and animals.
Another reason for our initial rejection was the regulations relating to the area of private equity, which would, in fact,have led to distortions of competition in this area.
It cannot be avoided and, under certain circumstances,might lead to distortions in our body and mental functioning, which sooner or later result in a violation of our health in a physiological aspect.
A strategy that introduces a truly effective global system of combating climate change- and one that gives no succour to distortions in international competition.
However, it is also appropriate to ensure that this exclusion does not give rise to distortions of competition to the benefit of the undertakings or joint ventures that are affiliated with the contracting entities;
However, as these institutions may also in some cases offer occupational pension services,it is important to ensure that this Directive does not lead to distortions of competition.
State aid to given undertakings orproducts is prohibited when it leads to distortions of competition but can be authorised in specific cases.
In other words, the treatment of bodies governed bypublic law as nontaxable persons in respect of those activities is, unless such activities are negligible, presumed to lead to distortions of competition.
On the other hand, unrestricted opening of the freight transport market would lead to distortions as a result of unfair competition- which is why this is being tackled gradually.
Considers that the admissibility of cross-border environmental andhealth protection measures should not depend on whether the WTO considers that such intervention would lead to distortions of free trade;
Do not use fabric made of solid wood as well as the severity of this material leads to distortions of the whole structure, which leads to a decrease in smooth progress.
The existence of a wide variety of different(levels of) fees and the different timelines and scope of legal proceedings under way or completed at national andEuropean level could lead to distortions in the Single Market.
In parallel, state interventions, often designed in an uncoordinated manner,have led to distortions of the wholesale electricity market, with negative consequences for investments and cross-border trade 7.
The position of the Bank was strengthened as a result of measure B2 since the Bank was provided with the financial resources necessary to continue complying with the capital requirements,thus leading to distortions of competition.
We must make sure that the approaches we choose are compatible anddo not give rise to distortions of competition in the transatlantic market place.
Gaps in the rulebook of global trade“leading to distortions, many of which associated with non-market policies and practices in major trading nations, that the WTO does not seem able to address adequately”.
Whereas tax avoidance practices, which are facilitated by the increasing dematerialisation of the economy, lead to distortions of competition harmful to European undertakings and growth;
The de facto and de jure situation resulting from those national differences in some cases leads to distortions of competition among creditors in the Community and creates obstacles to the internal market where Member States have adopted different mandatory provisions more stringent than those provided for in Directive 87/102/EEC.
However, as minimum prudential standards are laid down to protect these institutions may also in some cases offer occupa-tional pension services,it is important to ensure that this Directive does not lead to distortions of competition.