Examples of using Market-based instruments in English and their translations into Slovenian
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In writing.- Labour MEPs support market-based instruments to tackle climate change such as the EU ETS system.
The terms of reference support the OECD position that market-based instruments should be at the heart of implementing green growth strategies.
including legislation, market-based instruments, the refocusing of funding instruments
as far as possible, on market-based instruments.
Public procurement plays a key role in the Europe 2020 strategy as one of the market-based instruments that should be used to achieve these objectives.
including through the use of regulatory and market-based instruments.
First of all, by preserving effective competition, the EAG support the market-based instruments introduced by the package.
The Council has asked the Commission to present in the near future a green paper on market-based instruments for environmental management.
Investments in low-carbon energy production will be further encouraged by market-based instruments such as emissions trading and taxation.
Commission has recently adopted a Green Paper on market-based instruments for environment and related policy purposes31.
Therefore, green certificates are market-based instruments, which have the theoretical potential,
including market-based instruments.
it is essential that the market-based instruments deployed support the economic recovery
Public purchasing plays a key role in the Europe 2020 growth strategy as one of the market-based instruments to be used to achieve a smart,
environmental impacts of various market-based instruments for environmental protection(taxes,
After a delay of three years, in late March 2007 the Commission finally published its Green Paper on market-based instruments for environment and related policy purposes,
In encouraging technological innovation and market-based instruments, such as the Emissions Trading Scheme
This own-initiative opinion will explore existing financial and market-based instruments which impact the behaviour of economic players
Moreover, the new Green Paper on market-based instruments for environment and related policy purposes aims at a better implementation of the"polluter pays” principle
The Commission will further explore the use of IPPC-compatible, market-based instruments such as an emission trading scheme for NOx/SO2, with a view to the potential development