Examples of using To internalise in English and their translations into Swedish
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The primary objectives for the Commission proposal are to allow Member States to internalise the most relevant external costs in the charging of heavy goods vehicles,
In the rail sector the proposal on internalisation for heavy goods vehicles will also have a positive impact by giving further opportunities to internalise in the sector, provided that other modes also internalise. .
An international carbon tax as well as a tax on the consumption of aviation fuel have been discussed as means to internalise the negative environmental effects of carbon dioxide and other types of emissions by increasing the costs of emission1.
offer their customers the ability to internalise.
both in the charges for using infrastructure and those designed to internalise external costs.
based on an attempt to internalise external costs in accordance with the'polluter pays' principle.
both in the charges for using infrastructure and those designed to internalise external costs.
In a recent opinion the EESC concluded that the EU must implement a gradual substitution of existing taxes in the transport sector by more efficient market-based instruments in order to internalise external costs into the pricing structure.
developing fiscal measures to internalise external costs
Market entry is hampered by the lack of a pricing mechanism to internalise externalities; the long-term investment needed for a new generation of products
environmental aspects, the sector needs to internalise socio-economic and environmental cost to get its prices right,
The EESC supports the conclusions of the Council of Ministers of Environment3 and had the occasion to present its opinion4 underlining the need to internalise external costs to set prices right,
The EU traditionally favours the use of economic instruments to internalise external costs as the allow the market to determine how to react most efficiently
taxes may be used to internalise these externalities(e.g. pollution),
Taxation should provide sufficient incentive to pesticide users to opt for pesticides less harmful for the environment in the particular context of the Member State concerned and contribute to internalise at least partly the external effects of the use of PPPs.
it will enable us for the first time to implement the'polluter pays' principle and to internalise external transport costs such as noise and CO2 emissions.
following the precise request of the legislator, is to propose a strategy to internalise external costs generated by transport.
which called for measures to internalise the external costs incurred by environmental, safety
the directives we are discussing today are essential legislative instruments which contribute to preserving our environment by persuading businesses in the sector to internalise the cost of certain environmental impacts
The White Paper stresses the importance of a balanced growth between the different modes of transport thanks to policy measures to achieve a regulated market opening and to internalise the external costs of transport,