Examples of using Efficient pricing in English and their translations into Danish
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Towards fair and efficient pricing in transport.
Mr President, my question relates to the Green Paper"Towards fair and efficient pricing in transport.
Towards Fair and Efficient Pricing in Transport Policy, Gree Paper, COM(1995) 691, December 1995.
Commission Green Paper entitled'Towards fair and efficient pricing in transport.
Making progress towards fair and efficient pricing is likely to strengthen significantly European competitiveness.
White Paper on further progress towards fair and efficient pricing in transport.
On the whole, progress towards fair and efficient pricing is likely to strengthen significantly the competitiveness of European industry.
We have seen this before in the case of the Green Paper on efficient pricing in transport.
Progress towards fair and efficient pricing will bolster the Community's intermodal transport policy which aims to unlock the full potential of all transport modes.
I too am all for fair competition between individual modes of transport and for fair and efficient pricing of transport services.
HAVING REGARD TO the Commission Green Paper- Towards fair and efficient pricing in transport policy- options for internalising the external cost of transport in the European Union(COM(95) 691 final);
One final thought for the Commissioner and the rapporteur: public transport could andshould be a major beneficiary from fair and efficient pricing in transport.
Mr President, I welcome the Commission proposals towards a fair and efficient pricing as a means of establishing fairer competition between transport modes.
The European Commission's White Paper entitled Fair payment for infrastructure use is the logical continuation of the proposals first mentioned in the Green Paper entitled Towards fair and efficient pricing in transport COM(95) 691 final.
The question is, therefore,how progress towards fair and efficient pricing can contribute to solving some of the underlying problems by giving transport users incentives to adjust their behaviour.
As the House will know, the Commission attaches great importance to the centralissue of external costs, as we made clear in our fair and efficient pricing Green Paper, published in December 1995.
Green Paper- towards fair and efficient pricing in transport- policy options for internalizing the externa! costs of transport in the European Union(CES 1261/96) Rapporteur: Michael Kubenz.
I will also be launching a workshop on best practice in local solutions to urban transport problemswhere research on telematics, the citizens' network and fair and efficient pricing will be discussed together as they should be.
CONSIDERING the Communication entitled Towards fair and efficient pricing in transport: policy options for internalising the external costs of transport in the European Union(COM(95) 691 final);
I consider this House to be one of the most persuasive forces in this debate andthat is just one of the reasons for me to welcome the favourable opinion on our Green Paper on fair and efficient pricing and to commend Mrs Schmidbauer's excellent report to this House.
The European Commission Green Paper on fair and efficient pricing in transport' and the Communication on the common transport policy- action programme 1995-20002 make an excellent starting-point for an up-to-date and long-term transport policy.
The next item is the report(A4-0012/97) by Mrs Schmidbauer, on behalf of the Committee on Transport and Tourism,on the Commission Green Paper'Towards fair and efficient pricing in transport- policy options for internalizing the external costs of transport in the European Union' COM(95)0691- C40610/95.
European Commission,'Towards fair and efficient pricing in transport- Policy options for interna lising the external costs of transports in the Eur opean Union', Green Paper, COM(95) 691 final.
Fourth, the efforts to encourage more people to choose to use environmentally-friendly forms of transport will require a combination of'pull' measures to increase attractiveness and'push' measures such as transport pricing and differentiated charging,as proposed in the Commission's 1995 Green Paper on Fair and Efficient Pricing in transport. 2.
See for example the analysis presented in the Green Paper on fair and efficient pricing(notably Chapter 8) and the analysis presented in the explanatory memorandum of the Commission's proposal on a modification of the'Eurovignette' directive 93 89 EC.
We must therefore work very hard in this area to eliminate these problems, and I also believe that there should be no cross-subsidies,as mentioned in the Green Paper'Towards fair and efficient pricing in transport', because we have enough problems with cars, so the priority should be to work towards making cars tolerable for the environment and for towns.
Opinion of the CoR of 16 January 1997 on the Green Paper'Towards fair and efficient pricing in transport: Policy options for internalizing the external costs of transport in the European Union' COM(95) 691 final and on the Proposal for a Council Directive on the charging of heavy goods vehicles for the use of certain infrastructures(COM(96) 331 final- 96/0182(SYN)). CdR 364/96.
As the House will know,in the year since I presented the Commission Green Paper on fair and efficient pricing in transport, the debate has been lively, as we have witnessed again tonight, and the consultation has been wide.
Commission Green Paper entitled'Towards fair and efficient pricing in transport policy- Options for internalising the external cost of transport in the European Union': COM(95) 691; Bull. 12-1995, point 1.3.108; Supplement 2/96- Bull.
I have to say that if you take a long hard look at Mrs Schmidbauer's report and compare it with the Commission's Green Paper,which has the grand title of ʼTowards fair and efficient pricing in transport: policy options for internalizing the external costs of transport in the European Union', regretfully I have to conclude that actually Mrs Schmidbauer's report is even less interesting than the Green Paper itself.