Examples of using Internalisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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The internalisation of externalities, the elimination of tax distortions
proceed to the full and mandatory internalisation of external costs(including noise, local pollution and congestion on top of the mandatory recovery of wear
Internalisation is an approach that seeks to attribute the external transport costs caused by congestion,
economic incentives, the internalisation of external costs
Efforts should be made to promote the internalisation of external environmental costs,
For maritime transport, where internalisation has yet to begin,
In the rail sector the proposal on internalisation for heavy goods vehicles will also have a positive impact by giving further opportunities to internalise in the sector,
In view of what is stated in previous points, internalisation of noise costs should not be opposed,
Notes that market-based price formation in the energy sector, including the internalisation of external costs, but without any link to price formation on third markets, is the best
The Calculation Of External Costs In The Transport Sector: The internalisation of external costs in the transport sector is one of the most challenging issues that European transport policy will have to deal with in the coming years.
the White Paper foresees full and mandatory internalisation of external costs for heavy goods vehicles with the possibility to extend it to all vehicles,
submitted a proposal for a common framework for the internalisation of external costs,
Having enough reliable and well structured information from these accounts can make an important contribution to the desired rational internalisation of external costs in areas where this information is indeed available and where the market balance will not be upset.
such as internalisation and localisation10, which might create some competitive pressure on wholesale roaming prices,
the'polluter pays' principle, the internalisation of external costs.
The present impact assessment focuses on the internalisation of external costs of noise,
The revenue generated by internalisation should also be earmarked for the transport sector
In 2017, the Commission launched a comprehensive study on the internalisation of external costs, with the aim of assessing
examine mandatory application of internalisation charges on all inland waterways on EU territory.
low labour costs, no internalisation of environmental costs).