Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The total liberalisation of planting rights in the context of the COM in wine, which will take effect from 2015, runs counter to the earlier measures aimed at limiting production, and will only serve to worsen the existing imbalance on the market in wine production.
• In the event of a serious imbalance on the markets, possibly doubling its reserves gives the European Central Bank the potential to carry out its task in the form of a stability policy more effectively.
• The 2006/2007 marketing year has seen an imbalance on the Community markets for sugar under quota and for non
• This decision will create an imbalance on the world market, favouring Turkey and causing difficulties for European farmers.
• quota sugar.
• This is generating unfair competition with traditional producers, encouraging an imbalance on the markets and thus leading to higher aid penalties.
• The tangible benefits of taking part in the single currency are there for all to see: protection from imbalances on the exchange market, low interest rates and strengthened competition in those countries of the euro zone that have adopted virtuous policies.
• whereas the cultivation of such grain legumes provides a viable alternative and prevents imbalance on the Community market;

• We cannot help but notice that, six years after the adoption of the two 1992 Directives adding additional provisions to the 1965, 1975 and 1981 Directives relating to homeopathic medicinal products, there is still distortion of competition and an imbalance in the market in this sector.
• Developments in prices and stocks of butter indicate an imbalance in the market which may be eliminated or reduced by the seasonal storage.
• This product invasion is leading to an imbalance in the market and fiercely unfair competition, which is doing damage to producers in southern Europe who are forced to bear high, and consequently uncompetitive, production costs.
• The current unpopularity of beef consumption is reflected in a significant imbalance in the market.
• A system of that kind is unacceptable, given that it could create an imbalance in the market and could constitute a first step towards the renationalisation of the CAP.
• The Commission may decide to grant aid for private storage for skimmed milk powder in particular if trends in prices and stocks of the products indicate a serious imbalance in the market which could be avoided or reduced by means of seasonal storage.
• However, should surpluses of milk products build up or be likely to occur, thus creating or likely to create a serious imbalance in the market, such aid could still play a role.
• The ongoing improvement of the productivity of pig producers is already generating a growth in supply and if this were to be accompanied by the unlimited extension of the apparatus of production, it would inevitably result, once again, in a serious imbalance in the market.