Examples of using Internalisation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Consequently, it is highly important that the internalisation of external costs be carried out for all transport means at the same time.
Internalisation implies a conflict of interest between client and broker/ dealer interests irrespective of the scale of internalisation.
The priorities mentioned also include internalisation of external costs,
In writing.-(DE) The Albertini report states that better internalisation of external costs can help to eliminate market disturbances
This applies to the definition of businesses practising internalisation, bonds and the size of orders,
The aim is that the internalisation systems are allowed
making internalisation mandatory and including other types of vehicles, also need to be looked into.
There is a"rendez-vous clause" to keep the issue of"polluter pays" and internalisation of external costs under constant review.
We intend also to establish an expert network for considering aspects of urban road pricing and internalisation of external costs.
Velaglucerase alfa is manufactured to contain predominantly high-mannose-type glycans to facilitate internalisation of the enzyme by the phagocytic target cells via the mannose receptor.
particularly through internalisation of the external costs of road transport.
I also intend to submit a report to the College on the assessment and internalisation of external costs.
colocalize with actin during whole period of ea internalisation.
companies using internalisation.
has a strong lead where internalisation is concerned.
Revenues from the internalisation of external costs of all transport modes can strengthen that funding
the special problems which protection of the environment involves-such as the recognition and internalisation of social costs.
polluting forms of transport, such as a tax on kerosene or the internalisation of environmental costs for road transport.
smart infrastructure charging including internalisation of external costs following the recent adoption of the road charging directive see 6.3 below.
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