English-Portuguese translation for "internalisation"

The directive also applies the principle of internalisation of external costs.

The directive also applies the principle of the internalisation of external costs.

The obligation to give the same price to everyone will make internalisation uneconomic.

Some interesting research has been conducted into the internalisation of infrastructure costs.

Businesses that use internalisation harness huge resources, but they do not form the market.

This is just as costly as it is superfluous and would prevent financial institutions from investing in internalisation.

This represents a first step towards the comprehensive internalisation of the environmental costs, a result not to be underestimated.

The proposed green paper on the internalisation of external costs and citizens ' networks is a positive element, however.

The aim is that the internalisation systems are allowed but not to the detriment of markets and other market participants.

Most importantly, the directive should propose mechanisms for the internalisation of external costs of traditional energy production.

The main message sent by the Kyoto Protocol is that of the internalisation of the environmental costs to the economy of the greenhouse effect.

On technical matters, the internalisation of external costs offers no verifiable scientific evidence to support the claims being made.

Everyone knows that the City of London, which is also an aircraft carrier for American investment banks, has a strong lead where internalisation is concerned.

Mrs. Schmidbauer's report on the internalisation of external transport costs in the European Union is largely a good report.

This goes to show the relevance and importance of guiding consumers’ choices and thus of effectively applying the principle of the internalisation of costs.

In the framework of the discussion on Eurovignette, the Commission has promised to carry out a study into the internalisation of external costs for all modes of transport.

This applies to the definition of businesses practising internalisation, bonds and the size of orders, the exemption for eligible counterparties and the notion of price improvement.

I see the Council's commitment to shift transport to rail and to encourage the full internalisation of external costs as an important clarification of this.