Examples of using Internalising in English and their translations into Dutch
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prevention of substance use and internalising problems amongst young people.
prevention of substance use and internalising problems among young people.
Internalising the external costs will also make it possible to use the most suitable instruments to encourage users to adopt more sustainable behaviour.
By internalising and abstracting these personal experiences, they touched on universal human existence.
You will soon realise that internalising this process can be a valuable advantage at the tables.
The EESC believes that a carbon tax would be the most effective way of internalising a major part of the environmental impact.
Connecting more electricity generated from renewable sources to the grid and internalising balancing costs for intermittent generators will for instance require an estimated€ 700-800 million yearly.
Connecting more electricity generated from renewable sources to the grid10and internalising balancing costs for intermittent generators11will for instance require an estimated €700-800 million yearly.
That would be an effective and fair way of internalising the environmental costs that aviation causes, in accordance with the‘polluter pays' principle.
The impact assessment also looked at the various options for internalising external costs for these modes of transport.
growth, especially helping to develop ways of internalising external costs;
At the request of the European Parliament, the European Commission proposed internalising external costs and amending the Eurovignette Directive.
It is also important to launch- at last- the discussion that society needs to engage in about practical ways of internalising external costs.
The same goes for the oft-proclaimed principle of internalising external costs
Apart from internalising external costs,
Internalising these costs, which requires Directive 1999/62/EC to be amended is therefore an essential component of the broader strategy to internalise external costs in all modes of transport.
It also calls for greater assessment of national reforms from a euro area perspective, internalising potential spillovers
efficient pricing in transport policy- options for internalising the external cost of transport in the European Union(COM(95) 691 final);
confronted with comparable difficulties have already put in place such a policy of internalising external costs and of modal shift
To ensure cost-effective compliance with environmental concerns, by internalising external costs,