Examples of using Well-functioning internal in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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A well-functioning internal energy market needs an effective regulatory framework.
That is the best way to ensure that we have a well-functioning Internal Market.
In a well-functioning internal market, there is a need for coordination to avoid distortions.
The directive, which is part of the clean energy package, puts particular emphasis on consumers and the importance of a well-functioning internal market.
A well-functioning internal market with a strong economic governance and fair social system will foster innovation and competitiveness.
Up-front regulatory check-up would ensure a well-functioning internal market without fragmentation and encourage more fair competition.
The directive, which is part of the clean energy package,puts particular emphasis on consumers and the importance of a well-functioning internal market.
Underlines the fact that the absence of a well-functioning internal labour market and of a balanced approach to immigration is hampering growth in the EU;
Asks the Commission to strictly enforce antitrust, state aid andmerger control rules with a view to achieving a well-functioning internal market;
We need to have a real and well-functioning internal market with a high level of consumer protection, which, unfortunately, is not the case today.
I therefore hope that the Commission- and the Commissioner- will have the courage to tackle these issues in its forthcoming proposals andthat these proposals will actually take as their starting point a well-functioning internal market, despite national opposition.
Mr President, advertising is a crucial part of a well-functioning internal market to foster competition and give choice to consumers.
A well-functioning internal market with a strong economic governance and fair social system will foster innovation and competitiveness.
Among the measures to be taken by each Member State,it is essential to have a well-functioning internal electricity market and to introduce appropriate incentives for manufacturers to invest in new capacities, including adjustable ones.
A well-functioning internal market with a strong economic governance and fair social system will foster innovation, competitiveness, jobs creation, social inclusion and well-being.
Energy efficiency is crucial for both jobs and growth in Europe andis essential if we are to achieve the 2 °C objective. The two main prerequisites in this context are smart energy grids and a free, well-functioning internal market in energy.
In order to facilitate the emergence of a well-functioning internal market in consumer credit, it is necessary to make provision for a harmonised Community framework in a number of core areas.
The G20 will also work with the international financial institutions of the IMF andthe World Bank to guarantee that they have sufficient resources and a well-functioning internal organisation so as to be able to support economic growth and ensure financial stability throughout the world.
Whereas a well-functioning internal market should offer consumers a wide choice of high-quality products and services at competitive prices and, at the same time, a high level of consumer protection.
It complements the Commission's efforts to boost investment, improve competitiveness and access to finance,ensure a well-functioning internal market for energy, reap the opportunities of the Digital Single Market, and promote and facilitate labour mobility while preventing abuse of the rules.
In a well-functioning internal market, there is a need for a coordinated approach to avoid this sort of distortions and for greater transparency, which is key to maintaining public confidence in the financial system.
A higher degree of harmonisation in the field of restructuring, insolvency, discharge of debt anddisqualifications is thus indispensable for a well-functioning internal market in general and for a working Capital Markets Union in particular, as well as for the resilience of European economies, including for the preservation and creation of jobs.
A well-functioning internal electricity market should provide producers with the appropriate incentives for investing in new power generation systems, including renewable energy sources, paying special attention to the most isolated countries and regions[7].
The Communications of the Commission of 10 January 2007 entitled‘Prospects for the internal gas and electricity market' and‘Inquiry pursuant to Article 17 of Regulation(EC) No 1/2003 into the European gas andelectricity sectors(Final Report)' showed that the present rules and measures do not provide the necessary framework for achieving the objective of a well-functioning internal market.
At the same time, it is important to remember that a well-functioning internal market probably requires more and closer cooperation, including with regard to matters of taxation, than we have today.
Whereas a well-functioning internal market, supported by Directive 2006/123/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 December 2006 on services in the internal market(10), creates a favourable environment for innovation through increased competition in a larger and more stable economic area, attracting greater investment and encouraging the mobility of workers.
Europe's cultural practitioners, technical innovators and, above all,Europe's citizens deserve a well-functioning internal market, where creative content can flow freely and generously across our borders and where cultural practitioners are secure in the knowledge that they will receive remuneration for their work.
(3) As stated in Directive 2009/72/EC a well-functioning internal market in electricity should provide producers with the appropriate incentives for investing in new power generation, including electricity from Renewable Energy Sources, paying special attention to the most isolated countries and regions in the European Union's energy market.
Building a well-functioning and fully integrated internal market.
Evidence suggests that a harmonised approach in this area is necessary for the well-functioning of the internal market.