Examples of using Small operators in English and their translations into Swedish
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When looking for responses to the increase in demand, special attention has to be taken with regard to complicated rules that make it difficult for small operators to access the organic scheme.
In order to make it easier for small operators to access the programme, the minimum Community support was lowered
More affordable for small operators than other forms of commercial communications as a result SMEs competitive positions with their larger rivals are adversely affected by these restrictions;
The small operators have experienced difficulties in getting their holidays distributed through the agencies of the large integrated operators, who give preference
with adverse effects on local suppliers, small operators and the final consumers.
in other words, we know that small operators cannot always compete with them.
above all in the great opportunity that this represents for small operators and small communities in the EU to keep their own histories
structurally non-viable, particularly for small operators, virtual mobile network operators and operators with high net outgoing traffic.
In order to make it easier for small operators to access the programme, the Council, in line with the European Parliament's approach, has lowered the minimum Community
service concessions which should protect small operators, SMEs and awarding local authorities,
SMEs, small operators outside the IPPC and some local authorities- provided they operate municipal waste water treatment plants- lack the means to be able to comply with all the bureaucracy that this obligation entails.
The effect of the Regulation on smaller operators and on domestic prices;
Even smaller operators can create competition problems
Yes, there are provisions for simplified reporting for smaller operators, see point 2 above.
The EESC thus proposes introducing investment incentives for smaller operators.
Impact on smaller operators.
The smaller operators may however form regional
Additionally, a number of NRAs authorised high termination rates for smaller operators that have not benefited from economies of scale immediately after their market entry.
In addition, smaller operators or new operators who have joined the market have shown that they are often subject to discriminatory prices from large pan-European operators. .
At the same time, smaller operators are prevented from using vertical restraints in an innovative way to improve their competitive position on the market.