Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Foreign competitors in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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sent a strong negative signal to foreign competitors, who wish to do business in Belgium.
the EU rail sector, vis-à-vis both other transport modes and foreign competitors.
scholarship had a great effect in procuring the extension of the privileges of the gentry and the exclusion of all foreign competitors for the Hungarian throne in future elections.
entrepreneurs for their part want to learn how foreign competitors manage to increase their market share.
the Community fertiliser manufacturers claim that they are unable to compete with the prices of the final product offered by their foreign competitors.
Benefits to foreign competitors from the liberalisation of the internal market should be matched by efforts to ensure EU companies, including SMEs,
the special rights granted to policyholders insured under the former German Democratic Republic monopoly to terminate their policies will substantiallyhelp to improve business opportunities for Allianz's national and foreign competitors.
It would have discouraged the entry of foreign competitors into the Portuguese energy markets and the development of cross-border competition
regulations of statutory ranking, as more concealed ways have been found of making life difficult for foreign competitors.
What are the consequences for foreign competitors?
The position of european businesses vis-a-vis their foreign competitors.
You think they are going to allow foreign competitors an opening like that?
To summarize, imposing stricter rules on European producers than on their foreign competitors could sound like discrimination against the former.
costs between the Community fleets as a whole and their foreign competitors.
For many economic operators and States, the temptation exists to replace the State barriers which have been so carefully dismantled by other means of limiting access to markets for foreign competitors or protecting national champions.
Many business"experts" insist that all enterprises should develop an export strategy- at the very least to avoid being swamped by foreign competitors… but what does all this mean to you as a woman entrepreneur?
agreements whose effect is to exclude(foreign) competitors in an unfair way, international abuses of a dominant position,
on the French market, and the Commission's investigation demonstrated clearly that there was little prospect of any significant development in the activity of foreign competitors in the short and medium term.
to ensure that they are not placed at a disadvantage compared to their foreign competitors;
textile merchants such as NINO complain about the foreign competitors' minimal wages, significantly lower social security payments, and the environmental standards.