Examples of using Subsidization in English and their translations into German
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Taxation and subsidization of Stateowned enterprises.
Membership and member services are free of charge, through subsidization by Picturepark.
How much state and subsidization does competition need?
The subsidization is contrary to the WTO-regulations and the future expansion of the EU.
Performance oriented subsidization of chamber overhead costs.
Memberships and member services are free to members through subsidization by Picturepark.
Taxation and subsidization of Stateowned enterprises 1.3.
Membership and member services are free of charge, through subsidization by Picturepark.
Such subsidization schemes bear the risk of non-intended take-up by establishments.
Stateowned enterprises in Poland: taxation, subsidization and competition policies.
Without subsidization tobacco growing will not survive; this applies equally to other areas of our economy.
I would also like to end the subsidization by the European Union of tobacco.
In Vietnam, like in many other developing countries, there is no health insurance coverage or state subsidization for cochlear implants.
Stateowned enterprises in Poland: taxation, subsidization and competition policies mainly from the staff of existing consulting firms, former State enterprise managers.
It is a fact that in this way research is not always financed but that subsidization of industry in another form takes place.
Moderate, appropriate subsidization of the preparatory courses for vocational examinations will reinforce such courses, and bring about a convergence with the conditions at universities.
Stateowned enterprises in Poland: taxation, subsidization and competition policies by M. E. Schaffer.
Name your price and you can easily find an adequate device at just about any price point at orbelow $300 with subsidization, naturalmente.
Schaffer, M. E.(1990),'State-owned enterprises in Poland: taxation, subsidization, and competition policies', European Economy, No 43, pp. 183-201.
Transport: moving nearer to the raw materials or the customer, for various reasons(cost, environmental hazards, time factor);- the situation on the labour market: availability of labour, labour costs;-infrastructure and the political environment: subsidization, for example.
This not only harms and endangers the drivers in question butalso involves constant subsidization of an environmentally detrimental form of transport.
At paragraph 59, that subsidization of the price of natural gas to Dutch glasshouse crop producers by 5,5% affected trade between Member States because of the importance of energy costs(25 to 30% of the selling price) and of the market share(65%) and the exports(91%) of the firm receiving the State aid.
The EU calls for equal WTOdiscipline for all forms of trade distorting export subsidization, according to a EU position paper on export competition in agricultural trade.
Subsidirovanie borrowers- winners of competitive bidding, for which the amount of credit resources, applications for subsidies, not more than 5 million rubles, based on the decisions of the Council, heads of ruling the city of Stavropol andthe treaty on the enforcement of obligations to third parties subsidization of interest between the City of Stavropol, bank lenders and borrowers.
Mr Whitworth said that we cannot justify the subsidization of a crop of such poor quality that the bulk of it can only be sold at a loss to poor countries.
The institutional framework of the German financial equalization scheme between the federal states contributes to that problem too- the expenditures for subsidization can be balanced by perequations paid by the other federal states.
These may include any activities accessory to air transport, direct or indirect subsidization of which could benefit airlines such as flight schools('), duty free shops, airport facilities, franchises, airport charges, within the limits which will be defined in the following chapters.
The problems of relocation are phenomena which, as such, were initially seen as a positive influence on the market by the Community's instruments,for example as positive subsidization of disadvantaged areas by the Structural Funds.
Some of these schemes aimed at excluding young people liable to be particularly vulnerable on the labour market, from that labour market; others took the form of State strategies aimed at integrating young people into the labour market- this wasdone by providing young people with higher vocational qualifications or by subsidization of employment contracts, in some cases containing specific elements of training.
Mr President, on 1 June the Commission approved a package of measures, including a price floor, the prospect of standby dumping duties, an indicative export volume ceiling, an increased Norwegian export tax andtight enforcement procedures that will counteract the dumping and subsidization of Norwegian salmon on the European market and eliminate the damage caused to European salmon producers in the process.