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We know the problem: to avoid distortions in competition.
In a well-functioning internal market, there is a need for coordination to avoid distortions.
Coordination of measures is vital to avoid distortions in the single market.
In order to avoid distortions of competition, a harmonised allocation methodology should be specified.
Consequently, it is very important to avoid distortions of competition.
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In order to avoid distortions of competition, the transitional free allocation should be based on harmonised Community-wide rules.
The original purpose of the Directive was to avoid distortions in trade.
To avoid distortions, and for the sake of economic and social fairness,
I think first of all that we must try to avoid distortions of competition.
To avoid distortions of competition between carriers
A certain degree of harmonisation is therefore necessary in order to avoid distortions of trade.
Such harmonisation would make it possible to avoid distortions of competition and increase industrial cooperation.
transparent definition of small-scale fisheries will be needed in order to avoid distortions of competition;
Full and open access to data is crucial to avoid distortions and to stimulate the downstream sector.
However, to avoid distortions of competition, the country of origin principle would require VAT rates in individual Member States to be aligned.
will help to avoid distortions of competition.
Whereas it is necessary to avoid distortions of competition and to promote the opening up of markets both within
Chargeability and taxable amount should be harmonised so as to avoid distortions in the internal market.
The derogation also aims to avoid distortions of competition that could otherwise affect direct deliveries of gold products.
This is in order to satisfy certain conditions intended to avoid distortions of the internal market.
However, to avoid distortions in the process, it is crucial to take all relevant stakeholders on board when establishing a standard.
In a liberalised air transport market it is important to avoid distortions caused by a too fragmented approach to restrictions at airports.
which should also help to avoid distortions in the labour market.
In a liberalised air transport market it is important to avoid distortions caused by a differentiated approach to the same types of aircraft at different airports.
It concludes that more convergence is needed between the rates of excise applied in the Member States to reduce fraud and to avoid distortions to competition.
Such rules are the only way to avoid distortions of competition, and they will come into force through the creation of an internal market based on genuinely sustainable growth.
It would be advisable to further align these consultation practices in order to avoid distortions and discrimination in the field of public information.
Community provisions relating to allocation of allowances by the Member States are necessary to contribute to preserving the integrity of the internal market and to avoid distortions of competition.
minimum working conditions need to be harmonised in order to avoid distortions of competition and to ensure employees' fundamental rights.
while respecting the need to avoid distortions of competition;