Examples of using Distorting competition in English and their translations into Swedish
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subsidies to individual companies, which involve a greater risk of distorting competition.
what sort of support could be provided without it distorting competition?
restricting, or distorting competition.
economic recovery, without unduly distorting competition.".
Such changes must not, however, increase the risk of distorting competition or misleading consumers, resulting in a flood of legal disputes.
making air tickets from Europe to destinations in Asia more expensive and distorting competition between airlines on these markets.
without unduly distorting competition in the Single Market.
In particular, the project will improve regional connectivity without unduly distorting competition in the internal market.
to continue their work without distorting competition.
diversification of EU energy supplies without unduly distorting competition.
The new State aid framework will ensure that public funding helps mobilise private investment to contribute to important objectives of common interest, without distorting competition.
jeopardising the operation of the internal market and possibly distorting competition.
the measures for compensating providers of the service without distorting competition;
The Commission concluded that the measure would further EU energy objectives without unduly distorting competition in the Single Market.
At the same time a greater transparency will allow public funds without unduly distorting competition and will help in attracting private investors.
people's health is viewed as distorting competition in the internal market.
the Commission believes that a higher level can be permitted without distorting competition.
jeopardising the operation of the internal market and possibly distorting competition.
I think it is right to flag up the risk of distorting competition if we cannot achieve closer tax harmonisation.
High aid amounts have a greater risk of distorting competition and trade, and will therefore be subject to a detailed assessment.