Examples of using Cost-orientation in English and their translations into Swedish
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The cost-orientation of the interconnection charges of two of these operators has been investigated by the regulator.
Some NRAs rely on"retail minus" methodologies while others apply cost-orientation.
Even though the cost is fixed by the NRA according to the cost-orientation principle, it is still perceived as being too high by new entrants.
The Commission is therefore scrutinising the current accounting rates arrangements very carefully with a view to furthering this goal of cost-orientation.
The proposed Directive is based on the principles of affordability and cost-orientation for tariffs for the universal service.
related facilities set on the basis of cost-orientation.
In one of them, the NRA can include cost-orientation in access obligations only if the operator has SMP in both the access and the end-user markets.
The national regulatory authority shall lift the obligation for prices to be set on the basis of cost-orientation in accordance with Article 41c.
The move towards cost-orientation can also be subject to very different time frames
check the affordability and cost-orientation of prices.
Some regulators need to carry forward the efforts made on transparency and cost-orientation for interconnection and voice telephony in order to address the costing of unbundled local loops,
transparency, cost-orientation of tariffs, cost accounting and accounting separation.
The regulatory principles of affordability, cost-orientation, transparency and non-discrimination set out in Article 12 of Directive 97/67/EC apply only to parcels(and letters)
under Article 82 of the Treaty, for example in the case of cost-orientation and non-discrimination obligations.
The principle of cost-orientation which is at the heart of this case is not only relevant from the point ofview of the application of the competition rules,
should be determined by reference to the principle of cost-orientation.
in particular cost-orientation and non-discrimination, while maintaining the lower threshold of significant market power for other obligations, e.g. obligations to negotiate access, transparency.
non discrimination and cost-orientation.
in particular cost-orientation and non-discrimination, while maintaining the lower threshold of significant market power for other obligations,
internet access in the business market, significant divergences in prices for lines across the range of speeds indicate a continued lack of application of the cost-orientation principle.
The Commission suggests that FICORA would no longer be required to price-regulate new generation fibre networks based on cost-orientation if the regulator applied strengthened non-discrimination rules
retail-minus pricing and there are still Member States where the cost-orientation of leased line tariffs of the incumbent or its subsidiaries is still not fully ensured Belgium, Austria.