Examples of using Distorting competition in English and their translations into German
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Under the MAGP, all kinds of subsidies are offered which are maintaining excess fleet capacity and therefore distorting competition.
co-ordinated in order to avoid distorting competition between Member States or fleets.
various ways and means that can be used to promote renewable energy sources without distorting competition.
distributors who are responsible for distorting competition in the market.
Aid for Research and Development so that innovation can be promoted without distorting competition.
It is unacceptable that the Commission has allowed itself to be influenced by international political pressure aimed at delaying the climate work and distorting competition.
At the same time it allows the Commission to concentrate its resources on agreements with a higher risk of distorting competition in the Single Market.
To avoid distorting competition in the internal market, the EU applies mandatory common rules on public support.
where necessary, to continue their work without distorting competition.
One recurring difficulty is how to ensure that the legitimate requirements of SMEs are met without upsetting the balance of market forces or distorting competition.
moderate assistance could be both justified and useful, without distorting competition.
served to increase fraud, seriously distorting competition and continuing to benefit some Member States at the expense of others.
Moreover, the arrangements for setting up regulatory funds must involve no risk of renationalising the CAP and distorting competition among Member States depending on whether
jeopardising the operation of the internal market and possibly distorting competition.
The increasing"communitarisation" of climate policy in the EU call for a genuine social dialogue at macroeconomic level, leading to negotiations on future"climate plans" for Europe, in order to avoid distorting competition and social dumping.
restricting or distorting competition within the EEA territory to any appreciable extent,
potentially creating barriers to trade and distorting competition.
public support bears greater risks of distorting competition the closer the activity is to its commercialisation phase.
Because it will contribute to regional development without unduly distorting competition.
It would also be in danger of distorting competition.