Examples of using Competitive disadvantage in English and their translations into Swedish
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Defending the amendment, Mr Le Scornet underlined that sustainable development must not necessarily lead to a competitive disadvantage.
It is to be hoped that this will not turn out to be another example of a good idea being turned to EU businesses' competitive disadvantage.
The issue has been raised that such disclosure might result in a competitive disadvantage for EU industry.
More importantly, fogged-up eyewear can quickly become a risk or cause a competitive disadvantage during a game or competition.
and economic and competitive disadvantage for EU farming.
Sweden's high ambitions in regards to environmental protection, and in particular Swedish livestock regulations, are regarded by the respondents in this study as a competitive disadvantage.
create a competitive disadvantage and problems when importing products from third countries.
analysis of strategic choices in order to understand a company's competitive advantage and/ or competitive disadvantage.
Acting in a way which preserves the environment often proves to be a competitive disadvantage.
Moreover, it will help restore the level playing field in the internal market by limiting the competitive disadvantage that sound banks are suffering because of their place of establishment.
The regulations of the Union should be made more efficient without causing competitive disadvantage for European industries.
Hauliers in the UK complain that they are at a competitive disadvantage, and that is true.
being fearful of the competitive disadvantage this might bring.
number of barriers and obstacles that put it at a competitive disadvantage.
The Commission likewise believes that the absence of a single liberalised market in energy is aserious competitive disadvantage for European businesses as compared with those of its main tradingpartners, who generally enjoy lower costs.
This would help to ensure that European farmers are not at a major competitive disadvantage to producers in third countries
labour conditions, which adds significantly to producers' costs, leaving them at a competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis third country producers.
to avoid putting EU institutions at a competitive disadvantage through excessive, prescriptive requirements.
Some EU firms may be subject to competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis third country firms by virtue of having to meet higher capital charges where the use of models would imply lower requirements.
to avoid putting EU institutions at a competitive disadvantage through excessive, prescriptive requirements.