Examples of using Cross-subsidisation in English and their translations into Dutch
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The system proposed amounts to cross-subsidisation between airports.
Moreover, cross-subsidisation between non-reserved activities is not in itself abusive.
It will be more difficult to prevent cross-subsidisation under this arrangement.
Is it the case that cross-subsidisation between the production company and the network company is now a thing of the past?
Commercial activities by NPBs are however separated from their promotional activities in order to avoid cross-subsidisation.
It is considered that the issue of cross-subsidisation does not arise in this case.
It is not about letting the US pull the wool over our eyes about hidden military subsidies and ensuing cross-subsidisation.
There was no evidence of cross-subsidisation between the different products.
Cross-subsidisation of revenues between these categories is often necessary to balance out this differentiation in security charges for different destinations.
It should, however, be noted that the main concerns raised by competitors andcustomers relate to alleged cross-subsidisation and State financing of such acquisitions.
They shall avoid cross-subsidisation between network users and shall not hamper the entry of new market entrants.
publicly declare that such financial cross-subsidisation has not occurred.
The prohibition of cross-subsidisation between freight and passenger transport operations to maintain the ability of rail freight to be competitive;
Private companies are concerned that incumbents compete with them without allocating costs in an appropriate manner to the competitive markets cross-subsidisation.
This is particularly important to prevent cross-subsidisation from an infrastructure-manager to activities linked to the use of infrastructure.
It is not known whether the cost of processing cheques is passed on to the customer in the form of higher charges on other services("cross-subsidisation"), but it would be strange if this were not the case.
Therefore, to verify if there is cross-subsidisation, it is necessary to establish internal cost and revenue allocation in such a manner that it is possible to obtain transparency in this matter.
Most of the industry saw that sector-specific financing creates market distortions and cross-subsidisation between consumers thereby raising overall communications costs.
Cross-subsidisation means that an undertaking bears or allocates all
as is the related risk of cross-subsidisation between the different operating arms of the former monopolist.
the"polluter pays" principle and the principle of cross-subsidisation etc.
In a situation where there are few or no contributions from the State, a cross-subsidisation means that some airlines will be overcharged to compensate for the losses generated by other airlines.
airport networks with standard airport charges, which means cross-subsidisation and often results in little transparency.
Cross-subsidisation does not distort competition when the costs of reserved activities are subsidised by the revenue generated by other reserved services since there is no competition possible as to these services.
NRAs should ensure adequate accounting transparency of pricing schemes for access provided by incumbent operators, in order to avoid undue cross-subsidisation that could distort market conditions.
since the competitors have to resort to cross-subsidisation in order to be able to remain competitive on the market in access services,
their activities in the liberalised rental market is expected to limit cross-subsidisation and to limit the financial risks.
Cross-subsidisation of universal services outside the reserved sector out of revenues from services in the reserved sector shall be prohibited except to the extent to which it is shown to be strictly necessary to fulfil specific universal service obligations imposed in the competitive area; except in Member States where there are no reserved services,
therefore decided that the tax system under examination could not lead to cross-subsidisation of that operator's operations in the competitive areas 26.
due to declining possibilities of cross-subsidisation.