Examples of using Could distort in English and their translations into Finnish
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This could distort competition in the single market.
Excessive use of this principle which could distort competition;
This could distort competition, potentially giving an unfair competitive advantage to those receiving the public subsidies.
The report does not envisage an increase in fiscal pressure because we believe that could distort investment.
This could distort competition on domestic markets to the detriment of railway undertakings and the quality of jobs provided by these companies.
Furthermore, the Treaty dealt specifically with the three cases which could distort competition.
If, somehow, a burst of gravity waves escaped from the core, it could distort space-time. It could make Justin seem to disappear. It could also have damaged the Lewis Clark.
I therefore believe that this report should now be adopted by the House without any amendments that could distort its meaning.
State aid rules normally prevent Member States from paying income aid to farmers because this could distort competition and interfere with the functioning of the Community market organisations.
The current rules, in contrast, allow Member States to concentrate state aid in a particular eligible area to an extent where the overall sum could distort competition.
That is why, as you know, Community law comprises provisions regarding concentrations that could distort competition either throughout or in a large part of the common market.
Setting prices at below cost levels in order to enter into specific market segments may be a normal commercial practice, butif done on a systematic basis could distort competition.
The Commission did not accept this amendment because unilateral“opt-in” of additional activities could distort competition and undermine the environmental integrity of the emissions trading system, depending on the ability to monitor emissions from different sources.
In addition, globalisation has reinforced the potential for spill over effects across Member States, which could distort the functioning of the Single Market.
It considered that reductions in social charges could distort competition between European producers, and it declared France's textile sector plan to be illegal, demanded impossible repayments from firms and blocked the extension of this job-saving measure to other sectors.
There are no European benchmarks for the juvenile justice system and this could distort European justice and home affairs policy.
Similarly, job-creation policies should give preference to support for individuals, such as lifelong learning, childcare, mobility and combating all forms of discrimination,rather than direct aid that could distort competition;
However, there is a risk that divergent national approaches to implementation in the broadband environment could distort markets and put an unreasonable burden on the sector.
Legal coherence in the EU could be improved on two fronts: i victim protection in different Member States, particularly to improve victims' compensation in the EU, irrespective of their country of residence, and ii the potential impact on the functioning of the internal market,particularly where diverging financial liabilities of operators could distort competition.
Does the Commission not think that, if some of this money is invested in the construction of new combined heat and power stations over a three- or four-year period,this would constitute concealed state aid which could distort free competition by barring the entry of other groups which could provide greater competition for the benefit of consumers?
With regard to Amendment No 2, although we accept it,it should be formulated differently to prevent the system from recording several reports on the same incident, which could distort the corresponding analysis.
Today the text before us for approval is clear, honest and coherent.It is not polluted with unbalanced statements which could distort or complicate the understanding of it.
If we want to limit production we should perhaps encourage producers to stop livestock rearing voluntarily,by providing incentives rather than measures which could distort the market.
Any provision of financing in support of resolution(including capital, liquidity, guarantees or other measures) must comply with the EU Treaty, and in particular with the State aid framework where it involves the use of state resources29 andwhere an advantage that could distort competition and affect intra EU trade is provided to an economic entity that continues to operate in the market, even in a limited way.
I would like to highlight this aspect, because the different obligations that economic operators may impose,in line with different national soil protection legislation, could distort competition.
As regards competition policy, the Commission dealt with the question of how far compensation for services of general economic interest(SGEIs) could distort competition from a State aid perspective.
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.
Whilst I realise that there are subsidiarity implications for this flexibility it is also true that byhaving different information and different formats in different Member States this could distort the single market and confuse consumers who wish to buy in different states.
This can distort the market and cause social and aviation safety problems.
There are several factors that can distort the analysis.