Examples of using Competition from third in English and their translations into Dutch
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unfair competition from third countries and the threats of piracy and terrorism;
They therefore need to be protected from unfair competition from third countries.
The sector is faced with pressure from the highly concentrated retail chains and with increased competition from third country products.
Let us not be intimidated by cheap competition from third countries: we cannot possibly produce as cheaply as they do in any case.
when the Union faces serious competition from third countries.
It is quite legitimate to institute an action programme that would allow this sector to fight on equal terms with the competition from third countries.
discipline in the EC regarding State aids should lead to a relative increase in subsidized competition from third countries.
is faced with significant competition from third countries, which definitely distort the market.
income of EU rice producers are seriously threatened by competition from third country imports which, under the GATT Agreements, will have freer access to the Community.
and the increased competition from third countries, especially the developing countries.
In order to avoid the disruptions and serious market crises which are sometimes triggered by unfair competition from third country producers, the Committee urges the Commission to
They are finding it difficult to cope with competition from third countries as the latter do not comply with the high standards which local producers comply with,
Can the Commission state what measures it intends to take to protect this Community product- which it should be noted is in short supply- from competition from third countries and whether there is a specific Community programme to improve the quality of Greek raisins?
Investors, who are already bearing the costs of keeping up with competition from third countries in which environmental regulations are less rigorous than in Europe,
The issue of competition from third countries with lower production standards could be addressed through market differentiation schemes such as certification.
Ought we not to shield ourselves more effectively in Europe against competition from third countries which threaten our high wage levels?
It should be noted that there is stiff competition from third countries, which explains some of the fall in added value.
However, thanks to the WTO rules, the EU can legitimately defend its industries against unfair competition from third countries.
the EU can also legitimately defend its industries against unfair competition from third countries.
prices fluctuate and there is competition from third countries.