Examples of using Structural separation in English and their translations into French
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the OECD Council adopted a recommendation concerning Structural Separation in Regulated Industries that calls for governments to consider structural separation, in particular the pros
there is effective structural separation of the function responsible for granting the rights referred to in paragraph 1 from activities associated with ownership or control.
The available evidence suggests that structural separation has potential application as a remedy within this broader context,
Finally, and linked to the moral hazard point outlined above, structural separation has found favour in the current political climate as an intended means of avoiding future banking“bailouts,” which have been a socially unpopular
In light of the structural separation(or lack of consolidation)
In this regard, the report also saw evidence of the use of structural separation as a solution to problems that lie outside the typical realms of competition, such as financial resilience,
control of undertakings providing electronic communications networks and/or services shall ensure effective structural separation of the regulatory function from activities associated with ownership or control.
The complexity of operating under multiple access regimes was criticised by some market participants.101 An interesting argument raised in some of the submissions received by the review panel suggested that structural separation has been imposed in some instances where above-rail competition has not and is not likely to emerge.
options for structural integration(options(b) and(d)), there remain good reasons for ensuring structural separation of the United Nations country team in the current sensitive environment.
following the 2001 Council Recommendation Concerning Structural Separation in Regulated Industries.
although some exceptions to this rule of structural separation might be admitted:
the OECD Council adopted a Recommendation Concerning Structural Separation in Regulated Industries suggesting to OECD countries that when regulated firms have activities that are potentially competitive
In contrast to the acknowledged argument that structural separation may not always be optimal even within fully liberalised utility sectors such as energy, Chapter 3 aims to explore whether structural separation may be of benefit across a broader range of sectors,
greater levels of public-private partnership and state-investment in certain privatised sectors; and the use of structural separation to further goals outside the conventional competition context.
Consistent with that 2001 Recommendation on Structural Separation, OECD countries who have reformed their electricity sectors16 have generally required ownership
from new generators or would it be preferable to implement ownership or structural separation of EVN's generation activities from its network operations.
feature of EMNE and manifests itself through several features: structural separation of the acquired entity,
STRUCTURAL SEPARATION IN REGULATED INDUSTRIES:
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