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A pan-EU minimum wage would distort the issue.
That would distort competition and would not guarantee a commitment from the Member States.
This would be an excessive increase, and would distort competition.
This would distort competition beyond what is necessary for the fulfilment of the public service task.
It would lead to inequality among farmers and would distort competition.
Economically, double counting would distort competition in the liberalised European power market.
Setting tax rates at the same level is thus very problematic because it would distort competition.
The proposal would distort competition and would not be compatible with prudent management.
As the Keck kicks into action,a laser beam detects tiny disturbances in the atmosphere that would distort the image.
This would distort competition in the open electricity market which we are trying right now to create within the EU.
The study did not address the effects of diet because it would distort the results of the study, experts say.
The proposed taxation model would distort competition within the industry and its narrow scope makes it tough on individual companies.
Amendment 9 concerning state guarantees(Article 5§ 2 of the proposal)would not be in line with the Commission's state aid philosophy and would distort competition.
That in itself would therefore constitute aid which would distort, or threaten to distort, competition see the Siemens judgment, paragraph 98.
In this case they must keep separate accounts, so thatchecks may be performed to ensure that they do not practise cross-subsidies which would distort competition.
An effect on trade is present if the aid would distort competition between the subsidisedterminal and a terminal in another Member State.
In addition, recognition of a certificate orprovider from a third country on the basis of a bilateral agreement with a Member State would distort competition.
Given Turkeys size, its inclusion in the general discussion would distort all aggregates and hide developments in the other candidate countries.
Of course, no-one can be opposed to the laying down of regulations to stimulate and safeguard foreign investments in order toprevent conditions which would distort international competition.
This could be followed by further price increases and would distort the functioning of the single market, undermining EU efforts to improve energy efficiency.
Parliament's proposal emphasises thatforestry must continue to operate according to market forces, without aid that would distort competition, and primarily under State guidance.
First, because such an increase would distort fishing operations towards more fuel-intensive technologies with greater negative impact on the marine environment.
In writing.-(FR) Some people do not support a financial transaction tax(FTT) at European level because it would distort competition on the financial markets at Europe's expense.
Tax policies are not an appropriate means to counter commodity price increases, be it oil or non-oil commodities, as this would send wrong signals to producers andconsumers alike and would distort markets.
It would remain dependent on state aid, andit could be expected that thecontinuous subsidies would distort competition on the market for ship engines in the Community.
This entity is obliged, if it goes outside its original area, to keep separate accounts, so thatchecks may be performed to ensure that it is not practising cross-subsidies which would distort competition;
If only some Member States paid higher de minimis aid, this would distort competition and result in an uneven playing field for the fleets of different Member States.
It is supposed to guarantee the removal of barriers to internal trade within the single market andto ensure that they are not replaced by other actions by businesses or governments which would distort competition.
We have to create an economy where no elements can surface that would distort competition, but which at the same time allows the accession countries, including Hungary, to catch up.
European aircraft carriers would be disadvantaged compared to carriers from third countries and it would distort intra-EU as opposed to intercontinental fare structures.