Examples of using Network industries in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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Computer
This measure has been used in other network industries in which duplication of the infrastructure is not economically,
Opening up network industries and services to competition has been slow
notably in network industries Slovenia is recommended to.
Pursue the efforts to increase competition in certain sectors such as network industries, food industries,
The European Commission will be making further proposals for completing the internal market in the area of services and network industries.
effective competition in network industries while pursuing a greater connectivity of national markets GL 9.
REITERATES its view that it is important to strengthen competition in network industries in particular energy,
ease the entry of new competitors in network industries, and facilitate the purchase of lands for industrial use GL 9.
Similarly, initiatives on network industries- energy,
The Commission continued to sanction abuses of dominance, not least in network industries which are key for European competitiveness.
Strengthening the capacity of regulatory bodies will be important to further improve the conditions for competition in the network industries.
This has been the case, for instance, in the network industries from telecommunications and postal services to transport and energy.
Improve competition in network industries and in the financial sectors,
held a seminar on reforming network industries.
Network industries in Europe need to be resilient,
Improve the framework for competition in network industries, including through a review of the role of regulators, and vigorously continue the
The White Paper also underlines that sector-specific regulations should concentrate on“network industries such as telecommunications,
In 2012-2013, the sectors identified are services and network industries, where the Commission calls on Member States to commit to zero tolerance for late
are especially common in network industries and for the delivery of services of general economic interest.
This is especially relevant in the area of energy given the key role of services provided by major network industries.