Examples of using Fair competition in English and their translations into Czech
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together with reduced exchange rates, distorts fair competition.
Thirdly, it refers to securing fair competition, which is currently the most significant thing that is lacking from the provisional common agricultural policy.
transparent practice and fair competition.
they are subject to fair competition, and alternatives to those containing cadmium will come onto the market sooner.
which would hinder the harmonisation of supervisory and fair competition practices between banks.
The first is fair competition- the level playing field- between European producers and producers from third countries.
employment potential of rural areas while ensuring fair competition.
Fair competition must be established at international level, particularly through
with the aim of reducing systemic risk and ensuring fair competition on the market.
Fair competition in the internal market is a key to the competitiveness of European agriculture in the global marketplace.
respect for environmental limits and fair competition.
Reciprocity of standards is necessary if there is to be fair competition with regard to non-Union producers.
transparency and fair competition.
Finally, the Commission attaches great importance to establishing fair competition at international level.
free and fair competition, as provided for in the Treaties, is the way to growth and prosperity.
eliminate destructive discrepancies and ensure fair competition throughout the European Union.
such as fair competition and open markets.
since the majority of hauliers work outside their own countries; without it, fair competition would be impeded.
to guarantee fair competition.
Should these criteria be the subject of broader consultation during the G20 summit with a view to establishing fair competition for financial activities on the world market?