Exemplos de uso de Distortions in competition em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We know the problem:to avoid distortions in competition.
Setting agricultural prices with a 1% increase is avery laudable measure but it is infinitely more important that monetary disorder is leading to fluctuations and distortions in competition.
Given that the calculations are distorted, distortions in competition remain and no progress is made.
However, framework rules should be set in place across the EU to avoid distortions in competition.
Consequently, it is clear that serious distortions in competition will become apparent between these two means of transport.
To give better protection to the insured and to remove distortions in competition.
I entirely agree: it is impossible to prevent distortions in competition with tax havens inside the European Union itself.
Control the international financial crisis without causing distortions in competition.
There are other restrictions,such as the need to avoid causing distortions in competition or the Commission's obligatory initiative in first pillar matters, which we could also discuss.
Emphasising the need for a continued and vigorous monitoring of distortions in competition.
Such distortions in competition are not about environmental protection; they simply affect investment potential and the jobs of those building cars in Europe.
Given that the cal culations are distorted, distortions in competition remain and no progress is made.
Transport policy has as its objective a free market for services and the elimination of distortions in competition.
This would in fact reduce distortions in competition and bring about a more efficient system in which the twelve national approaches to export credit were less divergent than they are at present.
The other two dealt with working conditions and distortions in competition, respectively.
This is why the Presidency supports the Commission' s proposal to adopt a code of conduct together with the United States, precisely in order toprevent or remove such distortions in competition.
The realisation of the internal market implies the elimination of restrictions to free circulation and of distortions in competition, while creating an environment which is favourable to innovation and investment.
This'internal' framework should lay a healthy foundation for the redeployment of the sector andenable us to avoid any distortions in competition.
The harmonious development of the Union must not be compromised, distortions in competition must not arise, and, finally, the institutional balance must be respected and- let me underline this especially- citizens' rights must be guaranteed.
Firstly, the completion of the internal market in order to counteract distortions in competition and social dumping.
Secondly, the Commission expresses concern about the distortions in competition which could be caused by diversity in social security systems, since companies in countries where social protection is generous might be put at a disadvantage.
The Commission's proposed provisions do not provide the fiscal harmonization needed to remove distortions in competition.
To prevent distortions in competition in the keeping and rearing of farm animals and to safeguard public health from any dangers arising from the use of medicated feedingstuffs for animals intended for food production.
A patchwork of national policies could create difficulties for businesses operating cross-border, and distortions in competition within the EU.
Particularly in view of the present heightening of distortions in competition because of unilateral decisions by many Member States on energy pricing, as a result of which Europe has lost credibility in the eyes of a large section of the public, we urgently need to point the way here.
Likewise, in selecting projects the Commission should try to strike a balance between regions and Member States,so as to avoid distortions in competition.
Congratulates the Commissioneron maintaining constant and vigorous monitoring of distortions in competition, while undertaking far-reaching reorganisation and renewal of the anti-trust, merger control and state aid rules and internal reorganisation of the Competition Directorate-General;
This involves adopting the Basle rules on banking supervision, with a view in particular to avoiding distortions in competition relating to competition from outside Europe.
Equally, however, allowing for different threshold values in Member States to take account of these local natural conditions must not lead to unacceptable differences in the protection level or distortions in competition and trade.
I would, however, Commissioner- andI do not know whether this is a possibility- like the Commission to carry out a study on distortions in competition between Ariane and launchers from other countries on the civil commercial market.