Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Uncompetitive in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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most will probably be uncompetitive.
Therefore, I believe it is right to phase out state subsidies for uncompetitive mines in 2014.
which would make them uncompetitive in the short term and endanger the currently
countries with a high level of social protection ought to be relatively uncompetitive and have a high rate of unemployment.
that agriculture is not, either, an issue on which, within the WTO, an uncompetitive and protectionist North is at loggerheads with a competitive and liberalising South.
Take his uncompetitive re-election to the post of president in March last year in which he claimed a record landslide with 97.7% of the vote
If, on the other hand, aid for indigenous uncompetitive production is uncertain,
The committee also believes that the closure of uncompetitive mines is not the only acceptable way of using State aid for such mines,
would result in our being uncompetitive.
This does not mean a situation in which the Commission just sits idly by waiting to see whether somebody is going to make a complaint about uncompetitive behaviour in some part of the economy.
national industries have been efficient, the added costs have made many of their products uncompetitive on the world market.
In an important step to prepare for liberalisation, a three-year voluntary“grubbing-up scheme”- with strong environmental safeguards- is oering money to uncompetitive producers who wish to dig up their vines
because any activity which is open to international trade is basically going to be uncompetitive in a post-conflict situation.
who stockpiles sufficient pro grammes to make new production by new entrants to the market uncompetitive?
the major geological conditions, the mining in the high-altitude mine however uncompetitive.
before labelling a mine as uncompetitive.
Whereas up to 2009, we were exporting 300 000 tonnes of sugar, because the European regulations have made us uncompetitive, not only have we stopped exporting that sugar,
as it might make the entire EU financial system uncompetitive, and operators could get around it without too much difficulty by focusing on other markets.
in early 2002 and Germany and Ireland in late 2002 to open up competition in a sector regarded by some regulators as being uncompetitive.
it is anticipated that the market for local call termination will remain essentially uncompetitive, so that the current ex ante obligations for cost orientation of local call termination tariffs will continue to apply.