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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. This possibility to leverage market power may be labelled as a ‘vertical cross-market effect’.
2. The TSO shall also publish the relevant information necessary for the cross-border balancing market.
3. The difficulties of enforcement in cross-border cases also undermine the confidence of consumers in taking up cross-border offers and hence their confidence in the internal market.
4. State aid may also undermine the single market by creating entry barriers and undermining the incentives for cross-border activities.
5. They shall avoid cross-subsidisation between network users and shall not hamper the entry of new market entrants.
6. Support the creation of a gradually integrated regional energy market as part of a wider European energy market. Remove restrictions on cross-border trade and third party access.
7. A sufficient level of cross-border gas interconnection capacity should be achieved and market integration fostered in order to complete the internal market in natural gas.
8. The development of a more transparent and efficient credit market within the area without internal frontiers is vital in order to promote the development of cross-border activities.
9. promoting and supporting shared operational measures to improve security in cross-border supply chains, provided that the rules of competition within the internal market are not distorted;
10. In view of the results indicated above, Sachsen Bank should be able to compete in the Saxony and cross-border financial market on its own merits.
11. A reasonable fraction of capacity may be offered to the market at a reduced degree of firmness, but the exact conditions for transport over cross-border lines shall at all times be made known to market participants.
12. Close cross-border cooperation between Member State authorities competent for single market issues allows the building of mutual trust and is of vital importance for the correct application of single market rules.
13. The market investigation has confirmed that the geographic scope of the market is essentially, and in spite of some cross-border elements, national, given that licence fees for mechanical and performance rights are generally collected on a national basis.
14. The reduction in the number of GDS providers is unlikely to lead to price increases as a result of ‘vertical cross-market effects’ of the market for the following reasons.
15. For the proper functioning of the internal market and in order to facilitate cross-border trade within the Community it is essential that the charges for cross-border payments in euro are the same as for corresponding payments within a Member State.