Examples of using Cross-subsidisation in English and their translations into Italian
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The prohibition of cross-subsidisation of universal services outside the reserved area out of revenues from services in the reserved area,
which means that we should dispense with cross-subsidisation.
which means cross-subsidisation and often results in little transparency.
provision of service was State-led, with cross-subsidisation by monopoly undertakings ensuring the availability of basic services,
whatever the nature of the contract, whatever it may say about, for instance, new technical solutions or cross-subsidisation, competition is allowed
Second, cross-subsidisation of universal services outside the reserved area out of revenues from services in the reserved area is prohibited unless strictly necessary to fulfil specific universal service obligations imposed in the competitive area.
Cross-subsidisation means that an undertaking bears or allocates all
It is not known whether the cost of processing cheques is passed on to the customer in the form of higher charges on other services("cross-subsidisation"), but it would be strange if this were not the case.
Under certain circumstances, cross-subsidisation in the postal sector,
In order to exclude cross-subsidisation between different products in a bundle
subject to the provisions of Article 90(2), cross-subsidisation can be regarded as lawful,
andreiterates that competition must not be distorted by cross-subsidisation between postal activities that arereserved and those that are open to competition.
making cross-subsidisation unlikely, and checks were carried out as to whether the transfer price at which this raw material was incorporated in the cost of production of ethanolamines reflected market value.
is not implemented by licence condition, the United Kingdom shall submit a yearly report to the Commission establishing evidence that there has been no cross-subsidisation by the existing nuclear generation business to any other business of the British Energy group.
Altmark114 case law, the Commission has deepened its analysis of the accounts of USPs so as to ensure the absence of overcompensation and of cross-subsidisation.
Also cross-subsidisation, that is to say that part of the toll currently charged for existing infrastructures may be used to create a fund to finance alternative infrastructures, especially in the region of the Alps,
i.e. to base them on underlying costs in order to put an end to cross-subsidisation between various segments subject to varying degrees of competition.
thus prevent cross-subsidisation.
average price levels and due to declining possibilities of cross-subsidisation.
obligations more apparent and provide the Commission with the necessary data to examine complaints about alleged over-compensation of public service costs and cross-subsidisation of commercial activities",