Examples of using Predictable regulatory framework in English and their translations into German
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Support for innovation and a stable and predictable regulatory framework.
A stable and predictable regulatory framework and, in particular, its coherent implementation, are prerequisites for the long-term decisions and massive investments that are needed to turn developments in the desired direction.
The final goal is a simple, clear, stable and predictable regulatory framework.
Moreover, the importance of clear and predictable regulatory frameworks for advanced mobile services should be emphasised internationally.
This is precisely what we have set out in CARS 21, namely a long-term,stable and predictable regulatory framework.
Capital intensive industries, such as steel, need a clear and predictable regulatory framework, established well in advance, to allow for correct planning of necessary investments.
Investments into new technologies and innovation require a simple,stable and predictable regulatory framework.
The Commission promote the establishment by the Member States of a stable and predictable regulatory frameworks for renewable energy in general, along with smoother procedures for the integration of electricity from renewable energy into the grid networks; and.
To encourage more companies to commit and to speed up the transition towards a 100% renewable society,a stable, predictable regulatory framework is needed.
This situation underlines the importance of a clear and predictable regulatory framework not only for fostering consumer acceptance and providing legal certainty for operators in the production and distribution chain, but also for reversing the rapid decline in GMO field research in the EU.
Industrial competitiveness requires a well-designed, stable and predictable regulatory framework, respectful of market mechanisms.
The development of environmental technologies by industry, and investment in new andexisting technologies therefore needs to be secured within a stable and predictable regulatory framework.
REFIT thus contributes to a clear, stable and predictable regulatory framework supporting growth and jobs.
The short-term regulatory issues revolve around the establishment of an efficient, effective, transparent, harmonised,stable and predictable regulatory framework governing biotechnology in the EU.
Maximising the potential of the internal market by developing the necessary infrastructures, offering a stable,simplified and predictable regulatory framework favourable for entrepreneurship and innovation, integrating capital markets, improving the possibilities for training and mobility for citizens and completing the internal market for services as a major contributing factor to industrial competitiveness.
Options B, C and D are increasingly effective in addressing the identified impacts and risks,while providing a clearer and more predictable regulatory framework for investors and reassuring the public.
Developing countries have a key role to play by ensuring good governance,transparent and predictable regulatory frameworks, including protection and effective enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights IPRs.
In December 2012 the Commission launched the Regulatory Fitness and Performance Programme1(REFIT) to ensure a simple, clear,stable and predictable regulatory framework for businesses, workers and citizens.
REFIT is the expression of the Commission's commitment to a simple, clear, stable and predictable regulatory framework for businesses, workers and citizens.
The REFIT programme was established by the Commission in 2012 to make EU law simpler and to reduce regulatory costs, contributing to a clear,stable and predictable regulatory framework supporting growth and jobs.
Developing countries themselves have a key role to play by ensuringgood governance, transparent and predictable regulatory frameworks, including environmental regulations and protecting intellectual property rights.
In the framework of the Regulatory Fitness and Performance Programme(REFIT) the Commission has committed to a simple, clear,stable and predictable regulatory framework for businesses, workers and citizens.
This will be achieved through the balancedparticipation of all stakeholders with the objective of creating a stable and predictable regulatory framework where competitiveness, energy and environment go hand in hand.
Furthermore, the electricity market needs a stable and predictable long-term regulatory framework.
Furthermore, the electricity market needs a stable and predictable long-term regulatory framework and a better harmonisation of the incentive programmes of the Member States.