Examples of using Less competitive in English and their translations into Danish
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where agricultural production is less competitive, are not only facing new challenges
while quite rightly protecting passengers' interests, actually achieves exactly the opposite by imposing rules which render European companies less competitive than the rest of the industry.
is becoming less competitive when compared to countries with growing economies.
make Europe less competitive.
it must be pointed out that we are in danger of becoming less competitive by the day.
which makes Europe much less competitive.
make it less competitive, we can easily understand the reason for praising
makes European businesses less competitive than entrepreneurs in other member states of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECD.
this procedure is extremely important if we are to avoid the situation arising where European Union legislation makes the Union less competitive than other major economic areas of the world.
since it would have internal conflicts causing it to become less competitive every day.
European industry is currently less competitive than American industry and Japanese industry.
taking into consideration the fact that most Euro Group Member States have more public debt and a less competitive taxation system than the other Member States.
make the European Union's economy less competitive.
There has been a great deal of criticism which focuses on the fact that the current system is an archaic one which inhibits the development of the dairy sector and makes it less competitive on the world market.
de facto, be a less competitive arena.
perhaps you are slightly less competitive in the economy; the more competitive you are in the economy,
It should be borne in mind that the new Member States are far less competitive that the old ones, and that in general
in the European Union becoming less competitive and moving further away from the goals of the Lisbon strategy.
has contributed in equal measure to the creation of the conditions for a less competitive market and, therefore, a market which is at greater risk from price inflation.
restrictions on production took place in less competitive regions, following receipt of appropriate financial compensation.