Übersetzung für "Boost competition" in Deutsch

The new regulation may boost competition in the EU electricity and gas market.

This, in turn, will boost competition and make a significant contribution to the competitiveness of EU businesses.

The commitments will boost competition and increase transparency on that market to the benefit of consumers.

Some evidence suggests that the prevalence of uncertainty may boost competition, thereby sparking innovation.

The package of proposals will boost competition while at the same time improving security of supply.

This is intended to kick start or boost competition amongst hospitals.

This is designed to boost competition and, at the same time, enhance payment security.

Such a move would serve to boost competition and curb the upward pressure on property prices and rents.

The interconnector will also boost competition by improving connections with European markets.

I supported the proposed report because I think that creating credit rating agencies will boost competition in this sector, which is a prerequisite for enhancing quality, reducing information costs and, last but not least, increasing the relevant agencies' accountability.

Moreover, in order to increase the benefits of transparency and to boost competition among credit rating agencies, a provision has been introduced to facilitate access to information on the structured financial products of any credit rating agencies interested in publishing an unsolicited credit rating.

The results include new consumer rights, such as the right to switch phone operators in one working day, the establishment of a European telecoms authority, more interdependence for national telecom regulators, measures to ensure that Europeans can be connected to broadband Internet, the opening of radio spectrum for use by new wireless services, the new instrument of functional separation to boost competition and broaden consumer choice, a clear pro-competitive rule for investment in high-speed broadband networks, better rights and new guarantees for consumers, mechanisms to address data breaches, and so on and so forth.

The Consumer Credit Directive is necessary to start to break open the potential of the internal market and boost competition and choice.

Such a directive will be both a genuine boost for competition in the internal market and also demonstrate to EU citizens the practical and useful role the EU can play in their daily lives.

Creating something similar to an online bidding system can boost competition and reduce corruption, lowering government costs by an estimated 12%.

Whereas, in order to boost competition in railway service management in terms of improved comfort and the services provided to users, it is appropriate for Member States to retain general responsibility for the development of the appropriate railway infrastructure;

Indeed, it could help to boost competition, encourage innovation, strengthen the financial system, and expand access to capital.

In a study of the congressional vote on the McFadden Act of 1927, which sought to boost competition in lending, Rodney Ramcharan of the US Federal Reserve and I found that legislators from districts with a highly unequal distribution of land holdings – farming was the primary source of income in many districts then – tended to vote against the act.

As well as increasing cooperation and coordination, the ERA will boost competition, which enables excellence.

More generally, the Commission's proposals2 to reform the EU's regulatory framework aim to empower consumers, boost genuine competition and remove structural obstacles which continue to impede the development of the internal market.

The Commission proposal did not violate the rules of prudent management and benefited consumers by giving the property market a boost and increasing competition between banks.

In order to boost competition and ensure widest possible access to the Union promotion scheme, rules should be laid down to ensure that an organisation does not receive support for the same promotion programme more than two consecutive times.