Examples of using Ncas in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The fora and working groups described in the Report are effective links in a well-established cooperation system in which NCAs very often establish direct contacts with each other(even at the level of case-handlers) without any need for Brussels
Although NCAs ordinarily apply Articles 101 and 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(“TFEU”)
Cooperation and dialogue between the Commission and the NCAs, and between the NCAs themselves, is particularly important in the case of concentrations which are subject to the referral system set out in the Merger Regulation.
Even where a case has effects on competition in more than one Member State, NCAs can cooperate in gathering evidence for a competition case,
the national courts and the NCAs in that regard, and provides the necessary tools to achieve an increased
law enforcement regime as effective and efficient as possible, with National Competition Authorities(NCAs) asking for increased powers and(human) resources.
national competition authorities(NCAs), whose task it is to determine what are prohibited practices,
The Competition DG and the NCAs and NRAs discussed the issue of long-term downstream contracts in the European Competition Network(ECN) Energy subgroup on two occasions.
national competition authorities(NCAs), whose task it is to determine what prohibited practices are,
the National Competition Authorities NCAs.
Therefore, the Commission and NCAs must remain vigilant
improved case allocation between the Commission and the national competition authorities"NCAs.
constant liaison with the competent authorities of the Member States the NCAs.
By establishing closer contact between economists from the NCAs and the Commission, this subgroup aims to develop technical expertise
During 2005 the NCAs engaged in a high level of activity within the telecommunications
increasingly, National Competition Authorities(NCAs) developing their competition policies,
the Commission is also under an obligation to transmit to the NCAs copies of notifications
as the energy sector was a priority not only for the Commission but also for many NCAs.
in which a single set of rules applies to mergers examined by the Commission and NCAs.
the national competition authorities(NCAs) of the Member States.