Examples of using Can distort in English and their translations into Polish
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The absence of a homogenous level of depositor protection can distort competition and create an effective barrier for the freedoms of establishment
their predominance in regular fluorescent lighting can distort the natural colors of finfish
thereby eliminating regulatory arbitrage opportunities that can distort and weaken the protection available to policyholder.
do not specifically target those most in need, and can distort competition4.
whereas such differences can distort competition within the internal market;
Because sin and neglect can distort the judgment of our conscience,
thus maintaining an optimum humidity level to avoid cracks and warping that can distort the sound of your instrument,
products is not available separately, can distort competition and negatively affect consumers' mobility
at least one of those services is not available separately, can distort competition and negatively affect clients' mobility
yellow areas of the visible spectrum, which can distort the natural color of fish fillets,
to in this case, the advantages granted to Ryanair constituted state aid which could distort competition.
The price difference could distort the functioning of an important part of the EU market in payments,
Un-harmonised access to credits in Member States could distort the level playing field between companies competing in the internal market.
encourage producers to stop livestock rearing voluntarily, by providing incentives rather than measures which could distort the market.
the moisture making it easy to turn airborne dust into mud, which could distort the image quality.
ambiguities in the relevant texts that might lead to disagreement or action that could distort the choices that need to be made.
carryover or memory effects that could distort the results are excluded.
particularly where diverging financial liabilities of operators could distort competition.
even a small amount of aid could distort competition between transport companies and could therefore meet
any form of internationalist opposition, could distort the precariousness of a very fragile phase of wait