Examples of using State interventions in English and their translations into German
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The analysis of State interventions of such magnitude might require longer time than certain emergency rescue measures.
Financial services are now largely liberalised in the EU and direct State interventions have become less frequent in this sector.
State interventions in the economy remain significant and little progress has
The opening of an investigation is common for state interventions in the banking sector,
The project focusses on the particular challenges for the legitimation of state interventions in pluralist societies where different concepts of the good are competing with each other.
The current financial crisis has, however, led to a need for State interventions that differ from the traditional rescue
of some banks and led to the need for substantial state interventions.
regional consequences will have to be addressed whereas the state interventions should be assessed against EC state aid rules.
The opening of a formal investigation procedure is common for state interventions in the aviation sector,
State interventions in companies can be considered free of state aid within the meaning of the EU rules when they are carried out at conditions that a private investor would have accepted.
regional consequences will have to be addressed further, whereas the state interventions should be assessed against EC and ECSC state aid rules.
State interventions in companies can be considered free of state aid within the meaning of the EU rules when they are carried out at conditions that a private investor operating at market conditions would have accepted.
financial institutions should not grow to a size that made state interventions indispensable.
it does set out the main principles which the Commission will apply when assessing state interventions relating to renewable support schemes,
The empowerment of supposedly independent regulatory authorities, aimed at eliminating any ability on the part of the Member States to make national adjustments or state interventions, guarantees total immunity for the business groups that will be preying on the gas sector.
energy pricing, state interventions in the solid fuels,
Market distortions due to state interventions.
The vast range of state interventions for preserving the formless counterbalance include.
Rolling back state interventions and subsidies and fostering competition,
Cost-Benefit Analyses are an increasingly used instrument to assess state interventions into the market.