Translation of "Eliminate costs" in German

However, passporting does not eliminate legal compliance costs, and passporting rights do not extend to all products.

ETCS will eliminate these costs.

Internally, EMU will eliminate transaction costs of cross-border payments.

This over-the-counter structure helps eliminate high costs for both commissions and exchange fees.

Onondaga County digitizes documents to all but eliminate paper storage costs.

You'll eliminate silos, reduce costs and simplify management.

How do you explore improvements and try to eliminate unnecessary costs?

Eliminate costs of paper forms such as financial costs, lost productivity, and environmental costs

CONSOLIDATE Eliminate silos, reduce costs, and simplify.

But the euro does not eliminate all costs, for example certain handling or transaction costs.

Installation of solar flat panel system would mean significantly reduce - or eliminate - these costs.

Our venturi nozzle traps cut energy costs by 10% or more and virtually eliminate annual maintenance costs.

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The sooner trains are equipped with European train control systems, thus allowing them to travel on major interoperable corridors, the sooner it will be possible to make savings on maintenance costs and eliminate costs associated with the use of multiple systems.

The development of the circular economy is deemed primordial in the EU in order to increase competitiveness further, to develop employment, to reduce or even eliminate the costs connected with raw materials, and to remove negative impact on the environment.

For the national purse too, there are clear benefits in a move from an assistance-based approach to active measures that will help an area to join the employment, production and market circuits and eliminate the costs of local non-development.

This will increase competition for clearing of financial instruments in order to lower investment and borrowing costs, eliminate inefficiencies and foster innovation in European markets.

This would eliminate (fixed) costs for the parties to the agreement but would be unlikely to lead to benefits which would be passed on to consumers.

Such modernising action, while maintaining the requirements on transparency and the updating of information relating to operators, is intended to eliminate the delays, costs and dissuasive effects which arise, for example, from unnecessary or excessively complex and burdensome procedures, the duplication of procedures, the ‘red tape’ involved in submitting documents, the arbitrary use of powers by the competent authorities, indeterminate or excessively long periods before a response is given, the limited duration of validity of authorisations granted and disproportionate fees and penalties.