Examples of using Internalisation in English and their translations into Polish
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Internalisation of external costs.
Strategy for an internalisation of external costs.
Internalisation of external costs.
Directive 2001/14/EC allows internalisation of external costs.
Internalisation of external costs communication.
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Impact assessment on the internalisation of external costs.
Making internalisation possible in the road haulage sector.
Study on urban aspects of internalisation of external costs.
The internalisation of external costs could play a key role in this connection.
Greening of transport and internalisation of external costs.
The internalisation of external costs could play a role in this connection.
Introducing the technically sound internalisation of external costs.
Promoting internalisation through the use of technology autumn 2008.
Summary of the Impact assessment on the internalisation of external costs.
Internalisation of external costs is just one example, the Committee says.
Communication on the internalisation of external costs of transport.
It also plans to study the efficiency of tolls and the internalisation of external costs.
Progress on the internalisation of environmental costs is slow.
For inland navigation the strategy announces the internalisation of external costs.
Encouraging systematic internalisation of costs through market-based instruments.
The conclusions will feed into the Commission's work on the internalisation of external costs.
It further induces the internalisation of EGFR, which can lead to down- regulation of EGFR.
The main rationale behind congestion charging is the internalisation of external costs.
Extending internalisation to other modes of transport improves overall sustainability.
Action 12- Study on urban aspects of the internalisation of external costs.
Strategy for the internalisation of external costs Greening transport package.
A key rationale for public intervention in electricity markets remains the internalisation of environmental externalities.
Where existent, internalisation schemes are not co-ordinated between modes and Member States.
I feel that this analysis lays the foundation for the internalisation strategy proposed by the Commission.
Consequently, the principles governing internalisation must be laid down at European level in order to prevent fragmentation of the market.