Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• These tax cuts have been coupled with general and targeted reductions in social contributions to lower the cost of hiring.
• But they are gripped in the vice of the single currency market which seeks to lower the cost of labour and public expenditure.
• Finally, it would appear that the key objective of this proposal is to lower the cost of port services.
• Welcomes the emphasis on the need for a regulatory climate that is conducive to investment, innovation and entrepreneurship and calls for further efforts to lower the costs of doing business and removing unnecessary red tape, particularly as regards SMEs;
• In this context it is postulated to implement mechanisms to integrate distributors and exhibitors and to support co
• operation between small cinemas in order to lower the costs of investment in digital equipment.
• Thailand was asking us to lower the cost of accessing international markets, but the West is unbending on that point: protectionist barriers cannot be touched.
• However, to ensure lower prices it is necessary to lower the cost of development and production.

• should be limited in order to reduce the contribution of phosphates from detergents to eutrophication risks and to reduce the costs of phosphates removal in waste water treatment plants.
• Following further analysis, the Commission has concluded that the use of phosphates in household laundry detergents should be limited in order to reduce the contribution of phosphates from detergents to eutrophication risks and to reduce the costs of phosphates removal in waste water treatment plants.
• Research projects shall aim to reduce the total costs of mining production, improve the quality of the products and reduce the costs of using coal.
• As Commissioner Prodi has said, all European institutions need to step up their commitment to simplify regulations in order to reduce the cost of doing business in Europe and increase legal certainty for citizens.
• As a general rule the Commission gives positive consideration to all efforts to dismantle barriers to transatlantic trade and to reduce transaction costs for doing business.
• The objective is to reduce the total costs of mining production, improve the quality of the products and reduce the costs of using coal.
• As a general rule the Commission gives positive consideration to all efforts to dismantle barriers to transatlantic trade and to reduce transaction costs for doing business.
• In doing so, account shall be taken in particular of the potential operational cost savings generated by ships using marine fuels with a lower sulphur content, the need for new engine technologies and the need to reduce the costs of environmental damage.