Examples of using Distorting competition in English and their translations into Greek
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environmental goals without unduly distorting competition in the Single Market.
The Commission concluded in particular that the scheme will further EU energy objectives without unduly distorting competition in the Single Market.
no 1698/2005:‘this support(in forestry) should avoid distorting competition and should be market-neutral'.
environmental policies of the EU without unduly distorting competition in the internal market.
the operation of the Internal Market by distorting competition with legitimate businesses
This affects the functioning of the Internal Market by distorting competition with legitimate businesses
giving the companies concerned an economic advantage over their competitors and thus distorting competition in the internal market.
restricting or distorting competition within the meaning of Article 85(1) must be judged in the legal
Moreover, the Commission may require Member States to adopt measures to reduce the anticompetitive effects of certain compensations that present a particularly strong potential for distorting competition in the Internal Market.
infringing the applicable legislation and distorting competition.
zero rates which can continue to be applied without distorting competition.
restricting or distorting competition.
thereby putting farmers from several Member States in unequal circumstances and distorting competition between European farmers.
thereby curbing our growth and distorting competition on the internal market through social dumping.
whose integration within Eurobank will reinforce the viability of the group without unduly distorting competition.
restricting or distorting competition).
restricting or distorting competition?
tax havens are costing the EU taxpayers an estimated EUR 1 trillion per year in lost revenue, distorting competition in the single market between those companies who pay taxes
the eight banks participated in a collusive scheme that aimed at distorting competition when acquiring and trading government bonds.
limiting or distorting competition.
