Examples of using Distorting effect in English and their translations into Swedish
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But it has a distorting effect all the same.
subsidies which have been designed without the internalisation goal in view have a distorting effect on behaviour.
These are the distorting effects available.
None the less, it cannot be ruled out from the outset that an agreement concerning lower remuneration may also have a distorting effect on competition.
It would otherwise have had a very distorting effect on the energy market across Europe.
Such distorting effects are usually described in the literature as inactivity,
It is a fact that uncoordinated fiscal reductions can have a distorting effect on competition in the internal market.
They also have a distorting effect as they mainly use research-related measurements
Secondly, the shipbuilding aids being offered are going to have a distorting effect on the rest of the shipbuilding industry in the European Union.
its incentives must be organised in such a way as to prevent distorting effects.
The system has an inhibiting and distorting effect on the work of making and enforcing regulations to prevent accidents.
recognises that certain investment measures may have a restrictive or distorting effect on trade.
Mrs Peijs rightly recognizes the distorting effect of differential VAT rates on Europe's small businesses.
secular- have had a distorting effect on American political and media life.
Reduced rates justified in the past can have distorting effects today because the economic, business and legal environments have changed in the meantime;
claimed that unfair trade behaviour before measures were imposed had a distorting effect on the Community market.
The distorting effect of such aid is magnified as other government-induced distortions of competition are eliminated
because the latter type of aid has a distorting effect on competition within the internal market
The distorting effect of such aid is magnified as other government-induced distortions of competition are eliminated
which may have a distorting effect on trade;
The distorting effect of aid is magnified as other government-induced distortions of competition are eliminated
This aid package could only be authorised in exchange for significant reductions of the bank's market presence in order to mitigate the distorting effect on competition of this large volume of aid.
We need to reduce the distorting effects of the possibility that producers outside the European rules system could translate the lesser restrictions they are subject to into greater competitive advantages.
would all have an undesirable distorting effect and should not be contemplated.
transparent selection criteria would minimise possible distorting effects on the internal market,
where relief could have a distorting effect by creating dependency
However, the distorting effect of this State aid is limited since the volumes of alcohol benefiting from it are quite small and may currently be
if there are no cross-border or competitively distorting effects, why would the EU prohibit Member States from applying the VAT rates that they think are sound?
Decisive progress was made on export subsidies and the distorting effects on prices of domestic agricultural subsidies through successive reforms which attempt to reconcile internal agricultural needs with the objectives of PCD.
leading position in Berlin, the Commission had to insist on this measure in order to effectively mitigate the distorting effect of the very high aid amount on competition in the field of retail banking in Berlin.