Examples of using Predictable rules in English and their translations into German
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All they need and care about is stable, predictable rules.
It will offer companies predictable rules, a level-playing field and reduced compliance costs.
Ensuring fair trade should go hand in hand with clear, transparent and predictable rules.
The EU seeks to establish clear, transparent and predictable rules that will ensure a level playing field.
Ensuring fair trade should go hand in hand with clear,transparent and predictable rules.
The CCCTB will offer companies solid and predictable rules, a fair and level-playing field and reduced costs and administration.
Only by limiting the room for discretion in theaward of state compensation can transparent and predictable rules be ensured.
It enables trade by general, predictable rules, free of arbitrariness, independent of personal relationships or political persuasions.
That's okay- although you always work in this up-one, right-one manner,there are three exceptions that also have patterned, predictable rules.
However, in the absence of choice,the proposal sets forth clear and predictable rules to determine the law applicable to a contract.
The WTO is the best place to discuss markets opening since it is the only framework based on clear,transparent and predictable rules.
In order to ensure transparent and predictable rules the room for discretion for the responsible authority applying the system should be kept to a minimum.
The CCCTB will make the EU a highly attractive market to invest in,by offering companies solid and predictable rules, a level-playing field, and reduced costs and administration.
Enlargement will be good news for Asian countries given the increase in the size of the EU market and the fact that trade in the 25 EU Member States will be governed by the same set of clear,transparent and predictable rules.
Modern trade agreements should be characterised by predictable rules and standards, a high level of protection for consumers, employees and the environment, and protection for public services.
It has been possible to resolve difficulties faced by Russian companies in theinternal energy market by establishing clear and predictable rules for companies operating in the single market.
The measures havebeen drafted to provide firms with clear and predictable rules and to give greater security to investors and consumers who buy services from foreign firms.
The Lisbon European Council set a new strategic goal for the Union'to become the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world' by completing the internal market,developing predictable rules for e-commerce and simplifying and improving the regulatory environment.
Meeting the challenges outlined above requires that public authorities maintain an environment that is favourable to investment andinnovation by providing clear and predictable rules, where access to the internet is kept open through pro-competitive regulation, where consumers are empowered through choice and information, and where privacy and security are more firmly embedded within the design principles of the future internet.
The removal of current barriers to intra-regional trade and investment and the establishment of more stable,transparent and predictable rules and reliable institutions will contribute significantly to the growth of local and regional economies.
STOCKHOLM- After decades of adherence to more or less stable rules and predictable patterns, Swedish politics has entered uncharted territory in recent weeks.
In parallel, the agreement on trade in nuclear materials, currently at the negotiation stage, aims to establish transparent,stable and predictable trade rules in the interests and for the viability of the nuclear industry of both parties.