Traduction de «Coût de renoncement » (Français → Anglais) :

the split of incentives between the owner and the tenant of a building or among owners, with a view to ensuring that these parties are not deterred from making efficiency-improving investments that they would otherwise have made by the fact that they will not individually obtain the full benefits or by the absence of rules for dividing the costs and benefits between them, including national rules and measures regulating decision- making processes in multi-owner properties.

The transformation of posts which results from this exercise would have a net annual cost of around EUR 1,4 million, taking into account also that the EEAS renounces six AD 15 and three AD 16 posts in order to minimise costs involved.

106. Emphasises the potential increase in European competitiveness, through innovation and increased investment, which could result from a transformation to a sustainable economy; highlights the fact that greater EU mitigation efforts would create cost advantages for the EU’s international competitors in a number of sectors and, at the same time, lead to competitive margins for EU companies in the area of climate technologies; considers that, for the EU’s competitors in the sectors concerned, signing up to an international agreement would mean giving up those cost advantages, whereas the EU’s competitive margin would be likely to remai ...[+++]n unaffected;

41. Emphasises the potential increase in European competitiveness, through innovation and increased investment, which could result from a transformation to a sustainable economy; highlights the fact that greater EU mitigation efforts would create cost advantages for the EU’s international competitors in a number of sectors and, at the same time, lead to competitive margins for EU companies in the area of climate technologies; considers that for the EU's competitors in the sectors concerned signing up to an international agreement would mean giving up those cost advantages, whereas the EU’s competitive margin would be likely to remain u ...[+++]naffected;

That State may also waive all or part of the reimbursement of its costs at any time.

a considerable reduction of costs which firms incur when they wish to cooperate by minimising costs associated with proceedings when they are not properly defined and by avoiding launching investigations where they are initiated without proper substantiated requests;