Examples of using Can distort in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Such agreements by traders can distort competition by cooperating with competitors,
because colliding energetic flows in a powerful day, can distort the overall picture of the future.
(7) The absence of a homogenous level of depositor protection can distort competition and create an effective barrier for the freedoms of establishment and free provision of
do not specifically target those most in need, and can distort competition5.
This can distort parents' perceptions
hides and silk, which can distort availability and price of raw materials in world markets.
Unnecessary and badly designed capacity mechanisms can distort competition, hinder electricity flows across borders
other market conditions, or can distort market signals about profitability,
The whole etheric plane within the 17.2 mile layer controlled by the Archons is permeated with strong electromagnetic field chambers that can distort space-time structure according to the program of the etheric mainframe computer program which directs the flow of etheric energies worldwide in a way that controls humanity the most.
thereby eliminating regulatory arbitrage opportunities that can distort and weaken the protection available to policyholder.
a misuse of EU funds, which can distort public investments
That could distort the data.
This could distort the image.
You decide not to follow other teachings that could distort your views.
Measures to combat VAT fraud from outside the EU, which could distort the market and cause unfair competition; and.
by providing incentives rather than measures which could distort the market.
The price difference could distort the functioning of an important part of the EU market in payments,
This could distort competition on domestic markets to the detriment of railway undertakings
This could distort competition, potentially giving an unfair competitive advantage to those receiving the public subsidies.
the advantages granted to Ryanair constituted state aid which could distort competition.