Examples of using Distorting competition in English and their translations into Finnish
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coordinated at Community level to ensure that it will be equally available for all Member States and to avoid distorting competition between Member States or fleets.
The Commission takes the view that the measure proposed by the Finnish authorities constitutes aid suitable of distorting competition and affecting trade between Member States,
experience in the area of organic farming shows that checks must be rigorous so as to avoid distorting competition at the level of imports from third countries,
damaging future growth prospects, distorting competition and interfering with the functioning of the internal market.
they also risk distorting competition to the disadvantage of the Member States with correct implementation and compliance.
how it should be implemented to achieve the desired objective without distorting competition and trade to an extent contrary to the common interest.
which can lead to barriers fragmenting the internal market, distorting competition or increasing the risk of circumvention.
which can play a major role in distorting competition.
In order to avoid distorting competition, which could have social consequences,
actual, potential or perceived conflicts of interest have a high potential to improperly influence public procurement decisions with the effect of distorting competition and jeopardising equal treatment of tenderers.
giving the companies concerned an economic advantage over their competitors and thus distorting competition in the internal market.
concerning the internal market, as well as the principle of not distorting competition within it.
in the access terms, thus distorting competition downstream, would be maintained.
operated in a viable way and in particular will achieve the desired modal shift without distorting competition to an extent contrary to the common interest.
carousel fraud takes on such proportions that it starts to affect the workings of the economy by distorting competition to an extent that is unacceptable for honest traders,
creating trade barriers and distorting competition.
applied without interruption from 1985 to 1995, had the effect of distorting competition and trade within the common market point 167, second paragraph, third indent.
while at the same time ensuring that the positive effects of the aid outweigh its negative effects in terms of distorting competition.
a premium ceiling per animal for each of the categories mentioned, so as to avoid distorting competition between Member States.
these are dismissed as distorting competition, and countries which try to internalize environmental costs are attacked,