Übersetzung für "einheitlicher preis " (Deutsch → Englisch) :

67. Recalls that a clear, coherent and consistent policy and regulatory framework, based on a holistic approach, is key in order to bolster the economy, generate growth, secure stable and affordable energy prices and help stimulate the necessary investment in the 'no-regrets' options (renewables, energy efficiency and smart infrastructure), as specified in the Commission’s Energy Roadmap 2050, in a cost-effective and sustainable way; notes that inconsistency between our 2020 targets has contributed to the current low carbon price;

Given that policy instruments are often applied in combination, the Council EMPHASISES the need for careful consideration of the interaction between different instruments to avoid reduced efficiency and excessive costs and to deliver a consistent price on greenhouse gases – both at national and European level. RECOGNISES the need to fully consider the impacts of climate change measures on income distribution, fiscal policy, and public finances, including possible impacts of an increase in the use of auctioning of greenhouse gas emission allowances (EUA) on revenue streams.

53. Observes that since 1 July 2010 new limit values for SO2 levels in shipping fuels have been in force in the English Channel, North Sea and Baltic Sea, which have been declared sulphur emission control areas under an IMO decision; considers, accordingly, that all European coastal areas should be similarly protected , and that applying new limit values for SO2 levels to only some areas could lead to distortion of competition; considers that uniform rules covering the whole EU would be preferable and a modal shift from sea to road transport shall be avoided at all costs;

A single set of rules and procedures and more flexibility will provide greater impact and value for money in the allocation of EU funds.

(10) Affordable price means a price defined by Member States at national level in the light of specific national conditions, and may involve setting common tariffs irrespective of location or special tariff options to deal with the needs of low-income users.

He recommended that the Court reply as follows: (1) The assignment of rights to exhibit motion pictures by a film-production undertaking does not come within the scope of the transitional exemption provided for in Article 28(3)(b) of the Sixth Council Directive 77/388/EEC of 17 May 1977 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to turnover taxes · Common system of value added tax: uniform basis of assessment, read in conjunction with point 2 of Annex F to that Directive; (2) It follows, in particular, from Articles 2(1), 6(1) and 17 of the Sixth Council Directive that a person who makes taxable supplies of exclusive rights to exhibit motion pictures may rely upon those provisions against a national tax authority which r ...[+++]efuses to permit it to make a VAT declaration in which that person seeks to deduct the VAT component of the goods and services used for the purposes of producing the films in question from the VAT which should have been included in the price charged on the assignment of those rights; (3) The failure of a taxable person to add the value of the output tax at the time of calculating the price of the assignment of exclusive rights to exhibit motion pictures cannot affect the right of that taxable person, who has made the assignments in question, to deduct from the VAT which he ought to have paid in respect of those assignments the VAT component of the goods and services supplied to him for the purposes of making the motion pictures that were the subject-matter of the assignments.