Examples of using Cross-subsidisation in English and their translations into Dutch
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due to declining possibilities of cross-subsidisation.
legally independent subsidiaries of the machinery rings and thus prevent cross-subsidisation.
Cross-subsidisation of universal services outside the reserved sector out of revenues from services in the reserved sector shall be prohibited except to the extent to which it is shown to be strictly necessary to fulfil specific universal service obligations imposed in the competitive area; except in Member States where there are no reserved services,
Here I attach the utmost importance to there being no cross-subsidisation.
This also means boycotting the cross-subsidisation provided by research institutes in Great Britain.
Consumers' main concerns related to the lack of transparency of accounts or cross-subsidisation that can lead to a situation in which the consumers pay too much.
These include cross-subsidisation, the use of information obtained from competitors andfailing to provide competitors in due time with technical information on essential equipment
Such cross-subsidisation will be considered as aid only where the Commission considers that there is no other reasonable explanation to explain the flow of funds other than that they constituted aid.
Secondly, SEPA should also increase transparency, which will limit cross-subsidisation and hidden pricing, although optically,
According to the Commission study, second-order effects such as cross-subsidisation by carriers using profits generated on routes outside the scope of the measures towards routes covered by the measure could occur
realistic methods based on well established principles of Community law no overcompensation or cross-subsidisation, separation of accounts,
the abolition of cross-subsidisation between the network operator
easy to see the risk that huge sums would be needed for a long period of time without creating a sustainable industrial activity and risking cross-subsidisation to other activities,
However, the Commission also came to the conclusion that the Bavarian system for granting such aid did not effectively preclude the grant of pure operating aid to the machinery rings themselves, or the cross-subsidisation of other commercial activities carried out by the machinery rings.
Under certain circumstances, cross-subsidisation in the postal sector, where nearly all operators provide reserved and non-reserved services,
the purpose of which is to eliminate anti-competitive cross-subsidisation of prices by dominant operators.
Also cross-subsidisation, that is to say that part of the toll currently charged for existing infrastructures may be used to create a fund to finance alternative infrastructures,
either by a specific allocation of part of their retirement funding contributions, or by cross-subsidisation through differential taxation.
It will be more difficult to prevent cross-subsidisation under this arrangement.
It is considered that the issue of cross-subsidisation does not arise in this case.