Examples of using Use of economic instruments in English and their translations into Polish
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Provisions to promote greater use of economic instruments.
The use of economic instruments by Member States may be appropriate as part of a programme of measures.
They would provide information to support increased use of economic instruments.
These proposals also encourage greater use of economic instruments to ensure coherence with the EU waste hierarchy.
Boosting reuse andrepair schemes could be a good example for the use of economic instruments.
Increasing the use of economic instruments for a better allocation of resources and internalisation of external costs.
The Commission plans to present a document in which opportunities andmethods to develop the use of economic instruments in the EU environment policy will be highlighted.
Optimum use of economic instruments is best achieved by means of national decisions, with the European Union playing a coordinating role.
It will look at possible elements for the planned review of theEnergy Taxation Directive and at options for further use of economic instruments in different areas of environmental policy38.
First, there is insufficient use of economic instruments to address market failures that prevent the implementation of the above-mentioned measures.
Measures to reduce air pollution through the permitsystem under Directive 96/61/EC, the national plans under Directive 2001/80/EC, and through the use of economic instruments such as taxes, charges or emission trading.
Art 4.3 requires Member States to make use of economic instruments, and includes a reporting mechanism at 18 months and again after 5 years.
To fully implement EU waste legislation anduse waste as a resource in particular by ensuring application of the waste hierarchy and the effective use of economic instruments including virtually eliminating landfilling and limiting energy recovery.
Member States will also be encouraged to make more use of economic instruments and to exchange experience/best practice through improved coordination in the Waste Management Committee.
The adoption of the WFD river basin management plans and programmes of measures by the end of 2009(Articles 11 and 13) will allow a more in-depth analysis of the measures that are planned at Member State level to address water quantity issues,including the use of economic instruments.
It stipulates that these measures may include the use of economic instruments as well as marketing restrictions in derogation of Article 18 of the Directive.
Waste management plans shall be in accordance with the waste planning requirements laid down in Article 14 of Directive 94/62/EC and the strategy for the reduction of biodegradable waste going to landfills, referred to in Article 5 of Directive 1999/31/EC,including significant awareness raising campaigns and the use of economic instruments.
The EU traditionally favours the use of economic instruments to internalise external costs as the allow the market to determine how to react most efficiently and with limited costs.
Endorses the call to use economic instruments in waste policy, such as charges levied on materials and treatment as well as in relation to waste prevention, and notes the successful experience that has been gained with such instruments in a number of countries; stresses, however,that existing differentiated use of economic instruments distorts competition and thus emphasises the need to maintain the smooth functioning of the internal market;
The Communication will focus in particular at the use of economic instruments(such as fuel taxation, emissions charges or emissions trading) which would promote energy efficiency and greenhouse gas reductions in the sector.
Often, higher recycling rates are limited by administrative capacity, a lack of investment in separate collection andrecycling infrastructure and insufficient use of economic instruments(e.g. landfill charges or pay-as-you-throw schemes); the creation of overcapacities in infrastructure to treat residual(including mixed) waste also poses major challenges.
Better use of the polluter pays principle, and wider use of economic instruments like raising the costs of disposal, could help ensure compliance and provide the necessary financial resources for waste management.
It is necessary to specify further the scope and content of the waste management planning obligation,notably in terms of the coverage of historical contaminated sites and the use of economic instruments, and to integrate into the process of developing or revising such plans the need to take into account the environmental impacts throughout the life-cycle of products and materials.
Second, these measures may include the use of economic instruments, such as charges, national reduction targets, and marketing restrictions subject to the internal market rules of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU.
The EESC welcomes the inclusion of the mandatory reporting on use of adequate economic instruments to drive the achievement of the waste reduction targets but this should be applied in a broader context.
Second, the Kremlin has a history of using economic instruments as political tools.
Over the years the Commission has consistently stressed the importance of using economic instruments to achieve its policy goals.
Better use of key economic instruments, including.