Examples of using Overcompensation in English and their translations into Romanian
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Programming
Believes that this could be achieved by sending clear investment signals and avoiding overcompensation and excessive complexity
To avoid overcompensation, the amount should be proportional to the additional costs the aid off-sets and in no case
In the case of support schemes, genuinely competitive bidding processes should become the default allocation mechanism to help further minimising the necessary level of support and avoid overcompensation by making the costs of energy transparent and avoid"one tariff fits all support".
the nature of the SGEI is different, the undertaking's internal accounts must make it possible to verify whether there has been any overcompensation at the level of each SGEI.
through market-based schemes that address market failures, ensure cost-effectiveness and avoid overcompensation and market distortion in line with the State aid guidelines9.
In addition to the test of compliance with public procurement rules and the overcompensation test, the Commission conducts an in-depth assessment of the impacts on competition for measures that have the potential to create serious distortions of competition in the internal market.
ensure cost-effectiveness and avoid overcompensation or distortion.
In this case of overcompensation, either by the exacerbated“I have to be seen
State aid control may play a role in particular to increase harmonisation of support to renewables to limit competition distortions between renewables produced in different Member States and avoid overcompensation in the coming years.
be fixed at a level which prevents overcompensation.
taking account of specific local conditions and avoiding any overcompensation.
minimising the risk of overcompensation.
there can be no overcompensation for costs by reference to receipts, since the costs taken into account in the calculation of compensation are not directly linked with the supply of an SGEI
Under the current approach, compatibility is assessed through an overcompensation test, according to which the amount of compensation is limited to what is necessary to cover the costs incurred in discharging the public service obligations.
prevent overcompensation, diminish the costs of support
best achieve efficiency and avoid overcompensation.
best achieve efficiency and avoid overcompensation.
To avoid interference with support schemes granted to existing installations and to avoid overcompensation of renewable energy producers,
Avoids overcompensation.
All this is overcompensation as far as I'm concerned.
