Eksempler på brug af Conditions for competition på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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F- Conditions for competition in agriculture.
We want fair trade for everyone andby that I mean equal conditions for competition.
We have to create non-discriminatory conditions for competition and make sure that everyone complies with the new guidelines.
On the international stage, of course, the Commission must enforce standards andtry to ensure that fair conditions for competition prevail.
However, the basic conditions for competition within the European Union between the North and the South must remain at the same level.
Strong domestic markets have given European industry, as far as GSM is concerned, the best conditions for competition in the world market.
The conditions for competition among shipyards in EU countries cannot be distorted by aid action which is different for every country.
Eastward expansion is imminent and we need to have decent social conditions, butalso fair conditions for competition, on our roads and in the haulage industry.
It is high time to introduce equal conditions for competition in the agricultural sector, and any differences- which will be obvious- should result solely from objective criteria.
Shipbuilding contracts have to be made in the knowledge that the industry in the Community is being assured of reasonable and uniform conditions for competition.
If uniform conditions for competition are to be created, support for the new Member States is particularly important, for they have enormous potential for development.
It is therefore necessary to retain thefive-year period proposed by the Commission, so as to allow the conditions for competition on the European transport market to even out.
Furthermore, publication of current data and effectively informing citizens and business people about their rights and the situation in the market will help improve the market's function and will improve transparency of its principles,ensuring equal conditions for competition.
The European Community has to guarantee Member States equal conditions for competition, promote research and development in shipbuilding, and motivate industrial cooperation.
Including the true cost of transport also means giving the various modes of transport an equal chance, giving them optimum conditions for competition within the Union.
It is therefore important that the European Union supports fair conditions for competition in international economic relations. This will enable the disadvantaging of particular sectors to be avoided at the outset.
When the Convention comes into force it will reduce the disparities between the standards of most of the third countries and those of the Community,which should encourage fairer conditions for competition.
Mr President, today no one disputes, and of course I am not going to do so,the fact that state aid alters the conditions for competition and is a damaging element that encourages inefficiency in undertakings.
In my view, we should streamline and simplify the system of direct payments in the EU 27 particularly, and equalise the rates of subsidies, andonly then can we talk of equal conditions for competition.
Secondly, if you create the conditions for competition in the market, then the price trends are really that it is not increasing or coming down or it is increasing less compared with an uncompetitive market, because otherwise the companies which have a semi-monopoly could really dictate the price.
I also appeal to the Council to safeguard sustainable local production of electricity by creating equal conditions for competition, both for EU and non-EU producers.
I do not think that we should be aiming for an'all European' tax system buta balanced harmonisation of tax in European countries for this sector is perhaps necessary to create equal conditions for competition.
We live and work in a social market economy andit is of paramount importance that the Commission ensures that the conditions for competition are in place, pursuant to European law.
Parliament has noted once again that the Untied States, and other countries with a high naval construction capacity at world level, are continuing their repeated refusal to ratify the 1994(!)OECD Agreement, which was ostensibly intended to'normalize' conditions for competition in the sector.
Furthermore, there is a lack of adequate progress on government procurement and services, principles for the protection of intellectual property, including geographical indications, conditions for sustainable development, andparticularly in following production standards when creating equal conditions for competition.
As for the ideas of the Member from the Union for Europe Group, Ireland may well still compete to some extent with a low rate of corporation tax, if it likes, butwe above all want to create fair and equal conditions for competition. Otherwise, what Mrs Randzio-Plath said here today will happen: Member States will lose their tax base.
The difficulties which have arisen are of course regrettable but I think that difficulties for some rice producers cannot be resolved by the reintroduction of import restrictions or other trade barriers orby particular subsidies for the rice sector which would really distort the conditions for competition on the European market.
In 2004, the Commission continued to work in cooperation with national competition authorities andenergy regulators in order to improve the conditions for competition and for new market entry.
The debate here in Parliament has also shown that, as regards safeguard clauses, we were able to include important concerns expressed to us by workers, companies and associations in an improved safeguard clause that is intended to protect the interests of industry and, above all,jobs in the future by creating a level playing field and fair conditions for competition and avoiding asymmetries.