Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Internal market has in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The creation of the internal market has reduced internal border problems
As far as employment especially is concerned the internal market has hardly had any positive effect.
remind you of the importance that everything related to the internal market has in the European Union.
The Internal Market has a direct impact on people's daily lives as employees,
services and capital, the internal market has been further developed since 1993 by the consolidation of economic integration,
Naturally the internal market has a number of facets
Mr President, the European internal market has produced remarkable gains for national economies,
The Internal Market has a significant part to play in improving the quality of life of EU citizens, for example,
Since the abolition of our internal frontiers ten years ago, the Internal Market has boosted EU economic growth by at least 1,8%,
The Commission estimates that the Internal Market has delivered 2.5 million extra jobs
be the key area, especially for SMEs, in which the economic potential of a fully integrated internal market has not been realised.
the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market has discussed the question of extending the internal market to the candidate countries in a highly committed
The Council of Ministers of the Internal Market have neglected the noise aspect enormously.
Significant parts of the Internal Market have worked well over the last decade.
The great European internal market had officially come into being.
Over 60% of these companies said that the internal market had contributed to their success in selling their products in other Member States.
The EU's structural and cohesion policies and the internal market have largely contributed to this.
the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market have given the issues at stake great thought,
Financial Affairs and the Council for the Internal Market have actively worked on SME policy, which will also occupy a central place in the White Paper.
The committee that is preparing for the third conference has even noted that very often the industries created to supply the internal market have been forced out of the market by the increasingly keen competition from imports which is the result of liberalising trade.