Traduction de «Discrimination dans les conditions de concurrence » (Français → Anglais) :

discriminatory competitive conditions

arm’s length transaction

level playing field

arm's length | at arm's length | on an arm's length basis

level playing field

arm's length competition

level playing field

level playing field

The Union has a solid legislative ’ acquis ’ as a complement to Member States’ action in improving working and living conditions, ensuring minimum standards across the EU on working conditions, health and safety at work, information, consultation, participation rights of workers, gender equality and non-discrimination, underpinning fairer competition, high levels of productivity, and for the creation of quality jobs.

10. Regards it as essential to guarantee fair terms of competition on the digital market and to combat the abuse of dominant positions and tax optimisation, aims which ultimately benefit consumers; considers it important, in particular, to make the online search, e-commerce and advertising markets more open and transparent and to improve the competitiveness thereof, and regards it as vital to guarantee the principle of net neutrality, namely fair, open and non-discriminatory internet access, prohibiting any discrimination and obstacles, as a ...[+++] prerequisite for fair competition and market cohesion to the benefit of consumers and businesses;

non-discrimination and a level playing field for economic operators, based on the principles laid down in the EU Treaties;

A decision to impose EoI, where appropriate, justified and proportionate and following consultation in accordance with Articles 6 and 7 of Directive 2002/21/EC, is a non-discrimination obligation under Article 10 of Directive 2002/19/EC, without prejudice to: (i) the potential imposition of an obligation for functional separation under Article 13a of Directive 2002/19/EC where an NRA concludes that the appropriate obligations (including non-discrimination obligations such as EoI) have failed to achieve effective competition; (ii) any voluntary separation in accordance with Article 13b of Directive 2002/19/EC; and (iii) an analys ...[+++]is of the conditions of competition in the areas covered by the joint deployment of fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) networks, which is recommended in point 28 of Recommendation 2010/572/EU.