Examples of using Cross-subsidization in English and their translations into Russian
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in addressing the balance between full cost recovery and declining cross-subsidization from core to non-core resources,
such as government subsidies, cross-subsidization, end-use tariffs
as this would lead to cross-subsidization and would contravene the stipulations of the General Assembly.
based upon their need, in order to achieve cross-subsidization of resources for health globally.
They were pleased that the proposed framework would lead to reduced cross-subsidization from core to non-core,
personnel involved in inter-mission cooperation arrangements must be funded by the receiving mission so as to avoid cross-subsidization.
as this would lead to cross-subsidization and would contravene the stipulations of the Assembly.
that it would eliminate cross-subsidization between funds and improve the imbalanced situation of general-purpose
as this would lead to cross-subsidization and would contravene the Assembly's stipulations.
services for the poor because they do not generate large enough pools to facilitate robust cross-subsidization.
The case suggests that incumbent companies enjoying a monopoly over an essential facility may favour their in-house Internet provider over competitors through a variety of practices cross-subsidization, price and non-price discrimination, etc.
including through cross-subsidization schemes.
telecommunication spectrum for rural access and cross-subsidization from the private sector;
which was critical for deterring cross-subsidization between core and non-core resources,
including predatory conduct and cross-subsidization.
with anti-competitive cross-subsidization possibly falling into this category.
placing the burden on the poor, green growth promoted the generation of renewable energy through cross-subsidization, including through feed-in tariff arrangements, by which electricity distribution companies
discourage unwarranted cross-subsidization between service sectors;
through effective state intervention, safety nets and cross-subsidization to protect the more vulnerable stakeholders.
efficient pricing with minimum cross-subsidization, and the creation of conditions for wider consumer choice with low switching cost.