Examples of using Competition in some sectors in English and their translations into Swedish
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Strengthen the development of effective competition in some sectors.
Weak competition in some sectors, notably in public sector services.
It also poses significant issues for the maintenance of competition in some sectors.
The contribution of further measures to increase competition in some sectors and more business R& D expenditure to strengthening the supply-side are also key policy issues.
The particular needs of SMEs that become more vulnerable to competition in some sectors and regions.
Efforts have been made to improve competition in some sectors, such as construction
Apparent productivity growth has declined, highlighting structural problems such as an insufficient degree of competition in some sectors.
Partial measures were taken to strengthen competition in some sectors, such as construction.
While Ireland hastaken measures to increase competition in some markets, there remains an insufficient degree of competition in some sectors.
However, it remains important to prevent growing divergence in standard VAT rates applied by Member States from leading to structural imbalances in the EU and distortions of competition in some sectors of activity.
This performance may be indicative of an insufficient degree of competition in some sectors and a lag in the development of the knowledge-based economy.
There is a lack of competition in some sectors, in particular the financial sector,
Investigations by the national Competition Authority point to lack of competition in some sectors, e.g. in network industries.
Low productivity growth can also be due, however, to the low level of competition in some sectors as well as the low and declining specialisation of
To prevent growing divergence in standard VAT rates applied by Member States from leading to structural imbalances in the European Union and distortions of competition in some sectors of activity, it is common practice in the field of indirect taxes to set minimum rates.
from the low level of competition in some sectors, and insufficient business investment,
To avoid growing differences between the standard rates applied by Member States leading to structural imbalances in the EU and distortions of competition in some sectors, it has been agreed that,
a low level of competition in some sectors that hold back labour supply
from the low level of competition in some sectors, and insufficient business investment,
Tackle the relatively slow productivity growth, stemming, inter alia, from thelow level of competition in some sectors, and insufficient businessinvestment, particularly in R& D.