Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Competition in the sector in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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They fear that the ground handling liberalisation directive may not be sufficient to foster competition in the sector, since it includes too many safeguards, does not ensure enough competitors
Is to ensure non-discriminatory access to the above activities in conditions which encourage greater competition in the sector and thereby to favour the best approach with a view to reinforcing the integration of the internal energy market.
OECD Agreement, which was ostensibly intended to'normalize' conditions for competition in the sector.
oneor Europe's largest paint manufacturers, unilateral undertakings which willensure that competition in the sector of car refinish products,
promoting and stimulating the competition in the sector with the quality and to the very low costs.
a single car make, could increase the latter's dependency on manufacturers, with the risk of restricting competition in the sector and having a detrimental impact on the options available to consumers.
It must take more decisive action to regulate competition in the sector(currently almost entirely lacking,
by taking appropriate action to ensure that international competition in the sector takes place under fair conditions
Growing global competition in the sector is eroding the profitability of operators.
This lack of regulatory certainty may lead to low levels of investment and competition in the sector.
appealing railway sector can only be achieved if there is more competition in the sector.
A This different cost structure obliges transport companies to adapt in order to withstand competition in the sector may also enable more investment.
This overall picture brings out not a few reasons for the inefficiency of intra-Community rail transport and for the lack of competition in the sector.
EU telecom rules and that this can have negative consequences for competition in the sector.
In some cases, contracts currently in force are not due to end for many years and these customers are therefore unable to benet from the developing competition in the sector.
In some cases, contracts currently in force are not due to end for many years and these customers are therefore unable to benefit from the developing competition in the sector.
All of this leads to low levels of investment and competition in the sector, with old and(few)