Sentence examples for competitive distortions from inspiring English sources
It cited concerns regarding the environmental merits, cost-effectiveness and competitive distortions of these projects.
"This leads to significant revenue losses for Member States, a heavier tax burden for citizens and competitive distortions for businesses that pay their share".
For years the publicly quoted banks have complained loudly about competitive distortions in the French banking system, and in particular about mutual banks' privileges.
They must, for instance, benefit deprived areas, and member states' "objectives of common interest" (whatever those are) must outweigh any competitive distortions.
To jeopardize matters, emissions trading systems designed fundamentally different will be introduced globally within the next 5 10 years with some of them being already in force (New Zealand, e. g).. Linking the EU trading scheme with these systems will be technically complex and may lead to competitive distortions within the aviation sector.
"Second, it produces competitive distortions because companies perceived as 'too big to fail' can often fund themselves at a lower cost than other companies.
"The regulator has shown a careless disregard for the best interests of consumers, businesses and the wider economy through its refusal to properly regard the competitive distortion created by allowing one operator to run services before the ground has been laid for a fully competitive 4G market," a company spokesperson said.
Over decades they had moved toward a competitive economy weeding out distortions and privileges.
"I would have been pleased to carry on with determination my commitment for a more open and competitive European economy, intervening against distortions, restrictions and abuses, including those put in place by the most powerful member states," Mr. Monti said in an uncharacteristically emotional statement.
Under the combination of these conditions, DVC may be competitive in terms of rate-distortion performance when compared to conventional coding approaches.
