Examples of using Dissuasive effect in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Moreover, as the effectiveness and dissuasive effect of sanctions depend at least partly on them being seen to be applied by the competent authorities, providing for appropriate
the difficulty in checking compliance and the dissuasive effect of financial corrections and sanctions.
for certain smaller financial institutions, will have only a very limited dissuasive effect for large financial institutions.
In order to ensure that sanctions have a dissuasive effect and to strengthen investors' protection by warning them about investment products marketed in breach of this Regulation, sanctions and measures should normally be published,
low effectiveness of controls and insufficient dissuasive effect of sanctions; and finally,
In order to ensure that sanctions have a dissuasive effect and to strengthen investors' protection by warning them about investment products marketed in breach of this Regulation, sanctions
In order to ensure that penalties have a dissuasive effect and to strengthen investor protection by warning them about PRIIPs marketed in infringement of this Regulation,
It would increase the dissuasive effect of sanctions and consequently reduce risks of violations of EU law,
It is convinced that this adds to the dissuasive effect on companies, since companies that breach antitrust rules will have to bear the full cost of the compensation for the harm they caused
In order to strengthen the dissuasive effect on the public at large and to inform about breaches of rules which may be detrimental to customer protection,
In order to strengthen the dissuasive effect on the public at large and to inform them about breaches of rules which may be detrimental to investors' protection, sanctions should be published, save in certain well-defined circumstances.
there is a high risk that they will not have a sufficiently dissuasive effect, as the perceived reward from the illegal behaviour will far outweigh the real risk.
whether such a penalty has a genuinely dissuasive effect.
discriminate against those with lower incomes, and have little dissuasive effect on those in higher income bands.
discouraging and even dissuasive effect, for notably SMEs, micro enterprises
the profession of masseur-hydrotherapist may be pursued independently or autonomously, the dissuasive effect as regards the freedom of establishment caused by the preclusion of any possibility of partial recognition of that qualification in the host State(Greece) cannot be justified by the fear of potential harm to recipients of services.
its context and the dissuasive effect of fines, although no binding
In order to ensure a level-playing field between Member States and the effectiveness and dissuasive effect of the penalty system, the Commission shall be empowered to adopt delegated
its context and the dissuasive effect of fines, without the need to refer to a binding or exhaustive list of the criteria
the consumer might be exposed to particularly unfavourable consequences, so that the dissuasive effect resulting from the annulment of the contract could well be jeopardised.