Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The use of vehicles or railway lines with certain design features results in different levels of direct costs incurred by the train service.
• this possibility to the sole and entire discretion of the individual administration could result in different levels of safety being achieved in different Member States and might possibly distort competition between flag States.
• whereas, if Member States encourage their citizens to make arrangements to take out additional cover of their own against social risks, such arrangements should be voluntary and must not result in different levels of social protection or detract from the principle of solidarity,
• The causes of such divergent outcomes can be found in the variations in educational quality and intensity, which result in different levels of performance and therefore also to unequal life chances for our young people.
• It can therefore be concluded that the link between the toll reimbursement and the amount of the excise duties paid in Germany resulting in different levels of toll cannot be justified by differences in the use of German motorways.
• whereas there are no Community minimum standards for recovery facilities, which results in different levels of environmental protection in the Member States, eco
• dumping and distortions of competition,
• whereas national provisions on the subject, which often include technical specifications and/or self

• The provision must apply throughout the EU; for purposes of implementation, the principle of subsidiarity should be applied in view of the different levels and structure of employment costs.
• In view of the different voltage level at which generators are connected and their maximum generating capacity, this Regulation should make a distinction between different types of generators by establishing different levels of requirements.
• The Commission also shares the concern expressed in the report that different levels of penalties in the Member States could lead to distortion of competition.
• could damage confidence on the financial services market and create distortions in competition.
• The EU institutions are involved in the ESRB at different levels.
• This logic is reflected also in the different levels of additional percentage points of aid intensity listed in Annex I of Regulation (EU) No 508/2014.
• which could get worse when the new Member States join the EU
• Disparities between national legislation in this sphere and the different levels of consumer protection