Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Free provision in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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therefore, creates obstacles to the free movement of products and the free provision of information society services.
constitute an unjustified limitation of the free provision of services11.
which aims at facilitating the free provision of services in the European Union
least market distortion necessary to ensure the free provision of postal services in the internal market.
the idea of having notification within the terms of free provision of services was to have reciprocal information for the supervisory authorities in the respective Member States.
of total world exports, but there are still numerous barriers to the free provision of services within the European Union itself by service providers from the new Member States.
benefits in kind such as free provision of services.
establishes the legal framework for the free provision of television services in the European Union with a view to promoting the development of a European market(principles of freedom of reception
Principle of the free provision of services.
Free provision of a tablet or mobile telephone: 36 euros.
Legal uncertainty surrounding freedom of establishment and the free provision of services.
Several amendments are proposed to clarify the rules on the free provision of services.
The free provision of services within the internal market represents a major growth opportunity.
These bilateral agreements are therefore incompatible with the principle of the free provision of services.
All too frequently technical barriers also hindered the free provision of services within the European Union.
Those differences between national rules may obstruct the free provision of services and create distortions of competition.
All too frequently they represent technical barriers which hinder the free provision of services throughout the Community.
The Court of Justice has held that restrictions to the free provision of this service may be justified26.
necessary and they restrict the free provision of services in the EU.
Both aspects would be completely against the whole spirit of the free provision of services in a Europe without frontiers.