Betekenis van:
internalise

to internalise
Werkwoord
    • incorporate within oneself; make subjective or personal

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    1. This would have prompted the beneficiaries to internalise their costs instead of resorting to subcontracting, which is common in this sector.
    2. In particular the latter point illustrates that the CSBs may well be able to internalise some of the positive externalities of the digital switch-over.
    3. GAME agrees, but on condition that subcontracting costs can be included in eligible costs: otherwise, the beneficiary undertakings would be prompted to internalise their costs rather than having recourse to subcontracting.
    4. In particular the latter point illustrates that the CSBs may well be able to internalise some of the positive externalities of the digital switch-over. In any case, Germany has not provided any reasoning or calculations showing that the aid represents the minimum necessary for broadcasters to switch to DVB-T.