Examples of using Internalisation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It has already adopted measures to enable the internalisation of external costs and to help reduce negative externalities.
on the greening of transport and the internalisation of external costs.
I also intend to submit a report to the College on the assessment and internalisation of external costs.
For more detailed background on the Eurovignette Directive and the internalisation of external costs see also MEMO/11/378 and MEMO/08/492.
which requires Member States to detail how they intend to earmark funds raised from the internalisation of external costs(45).
Over the forthcoming years, the ideas of also internalising other external costs, making internalisation mandatory and including other types of vehicles,
Binding to the cholinergic nerve terminals entry or internalisation into the nerve terminal and inhibition of acetylcholine release by intracellular poisoning within the nerve terminal.
Internalisation of these costs would make it possible to ensure healthy competition,
Internalisation would eliminate these distortions in competition,
The impact assessment on the internalisation of external costs4 examines the existing situation for each mode of transport with regard to tolls, taxation and emission rights.
Such a policy option, based on an enabling approach, would entail the revision of Directive 1999/62/EC as a first step in the internalisation strategy.
which addresses the greening of transport23, the internalisation of external costs24 and the abatement of noise from railways25.
and facilitate internalisation.
I feel that this analysis lays the foundation for the internalisation strategy proposed by the Commission.
covering all modes, that is compatible with comodality and the internalisation of external costs, both of which are principles for logistics chains.
namely the internalisation of the social and environmental cost of transport operations.
The analysis shows that this type of toll, as currently conceived, in no way satisfies the calls made in the EESC opinion on the internalisation strategy.
As regards the internalisation of external costs, you again set out a great big handbook
Cost internalisation helps to ensure that prices accurately reflect costs in so far as economic operators allocate their financial resources on the basis of the prices of the goods and services they wish to buy.
such as internalisation and localisation10, which might create some competitive pressure on wholesale roaming prices, they are not