Examples of using Internalising in English and their translations into Swedish
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In practice, the main economic instruments for internalising external costs are taxation,
As president of the study group, Mr Simons, thought the issue of internalising external costs was unclear.
Renewables and efficiency supporters often favour an approach to energy taxation based on a goal of internalising external costs.
especially helping to develop ways of internalising external costs;
The impact assessment also looked at the various options for internalising external costs for these modes of transport.
efficient pricing in transport: Policy options for internalising the external costs of transport in the European Union25;
If we agree with internalising the external costs, then we cannot accept those paragraphs.
practice of estimating and internalising external costs7.
However, Conservatives remain concerned that the report's call for further Commission proposals on internalising external costs should not begin until the impact assessment is fully completed,
paragraphs 58 and 59, on internalising environmental factors in the pricing of water
confronted with comparable difficulties have already put in place such a policy of internalising external costs and of modal shift
Next it describes the two accompanying initiatives on internalising the external costs of transport- an overall strategy
The respondents supported the principle of internalising the external costs of transport,
of promoting sustainable transport modes by internalising external costs.
The Commission is therefore presenting two initiatives along with this communication that aim to do this: a communication on internalising the external costs of transport;
efficient way of internalising this cost irrespective of any other measures taken to achieve the target agreed at the level of the Community for reducing CO2.
Internalising external costs,
services and by this means internalising external costs.
greater assessment of national reforms from a euro area perspective, internalising potential spillovers
By internalising external costs, transport prices are