Examples of using Regulatory predictability in English and their translations into Croatian
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Considers that greater regulatory predictability in the Single Market would improve investors' confidence;
The investment environment within the Union should be improved by removing barriers to investment,reinforcing the Single Market and by enhancing regulatory predictability.
Creating regulatory predictability is essential to promoting efficient investment and innovation in new and enhanced infrastructure.
One of the plan's objectives is to create a better business environment for investment by providing greater regulatory predictability and further strengthening the Single Market.
Increasing legal and regulatory predictability in this manner should further help to trigger the investment needed in the near to medium-term future.
Effective justice systems play a key role in creating an investment friendly environment, restoring confidence,providing greater regulatory predictability and sustainable growth.
It also aims to increase legal certainty and regulatory predictability in view of the long-term horizons for investment in NGA networks.
The regulatory framework to support these trends is in place, with the EU Emissions Trading Scheme being the main tool to drive energy efficiency(and GHG reductions) in industry,providing the necessary regulatory predictability.
Measures for increasing regulatory predictability and eliminating obstacles for investments, thus increasing the attractiveness for investments at the EU level, and consequently, the effect of the Plan.
This resolution underlined the importance of a more comprehensive vision for European industry in 2020 as long-term regulatory predictability and stability are considered essential to attracting investment;
And third, measures to provide greater regulatory predictability and to remove barriers to investment, making Europe more attractive and thereby multiplying the impact of the Plan.
Its resolution of 9 March 2011 on‘An Industrial Policy for the Globalised Era'[2] underlined the importance of amore comprehensive vision for European industry by 2020, considering long-term regulatory predictability and stability to be essential for attracting investment.
Promoting regulatory predictability by ensuring a consistent regulatory approach over appropriate review periods ð and through cooperation with each other, with BEREC and with the Commission ï;
In many cases, one set of EU rules replaces a patchwork of 28 different national rules, so making life easier for citizens and businesses, simplifying the legal framework,reducing regulatory burdens across the single market and increasing regulatory predictability.
This would help achieve the goal of long-term regulatory predictability for DTT in having access to the sub-700 MHz frequency band until 2030, although this would have to be reviewed by 2025.
In many cases, one set of EU rules replaces a patchwork of 28 different national rules, making life easier for citizens and businesses, simplifying the legal framework,reducing regulatory burden across the Single Market and increasing regulatory predictability.
The DTT and PMSE sectors therefore need long-term regulatory predictability on the availability of sufficient spectrum, so that they can safeguard the sustainable provision and development of their services, in particular free-to-view television.
What is needed is a coordinated approach to the future use of the470-790 MHz frequency band, which should also provide regulatory predictability, balance Member State diversity with single market objectives and promote a coherent Union position on the international scene.
(38) 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.
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.
Ð Taking into account the need to ensure legal certainty and to promote regulatory predictability, any restriction or withdrawal of existing rights of use for radio spectrum or to install facilities should be subject to predictable and transparent procedures; hence stricter requirements or a notification mechanism could be imposed where rights of use have been assigned pursuant to competitive or comparative procedures.
In addition, there is an urgent need to focus on improving the investment environment:by providing greater regulatory predictability; by improving and diversifying sources of finance; and by reinforcing the level playing field in the European Union and removing barriers to investment from within the EU as well as from outside the EU.
The third strand of the Plan consists of providing greater regulatory predictability, removing barriers to investment across Europe and further reinforcing the Single Market by creating the optimal framework conditions for investment in Europe.
Poor quality of regulations andthe lack of transparency and predictability of the regulatory framework hinder businesses and citizens.
The EU should upgrade its strategic dialogues with key third countries as a means of building mutual trust and improving the predictability of regulatory developments.
However, in the interest of greater stability and predictability of regulatory measures, the maximum period allowed between market analyses should be extended from three to five years, provided market changes in the intervening period do not require a new analysis.
Third, by enhancing the coherence,transparency and predictability of the regulatory framework this directive aims to remove/prevent obstacles of national jurisdictional nature to the free circulation of HRSD within the Union, in accordance with the screening, or authorisation modalities.
Solid ex ante and ex post impact assessments and well designed and exercised social and public consultations could help improvethe quality of legislation, limit the need for subsequent amendments and in this way increase the predictability of the regulatory environment.
Legal clarity and predictability of the regulatory environment is essential to enable investments in this domain and also to reassure the public that the impacts and risks of such activities are prevented, or if this is not practicable, at least mitigated or properly managed.
In line with the Joint Conclusions of the Economic and Financial dialogue, the Council encourages Serbia to continue efforts to boost competitiveness and long-term and inclusive growth through structural reforms, in particular in the energy sector,the labour market as well as by improving transparency and predictability in the regulatory environment.