internal market

noun

1. a system in which goods and services are sold by the provider to a range of purchasers within the same organization, who compete to establish the price of the product

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The European Commission said Adnoc’s offer to adapt its articles of association to make sure they align with UAE insolvency law— essentially removing any unlimited guarantee from the state —and to share Covestro’s sustainability patents with some competitors would balance out the negative affects it was concerned the transaction could have on the EU’s internal market.

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"This is a key step for the protection of European consumers and the internal market to fight more effectively to prevent dangerous products and those that do not comply with our European regulations entering," Lescure told AFP.

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“They are contributing to internal market weakness.”

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However, the plans were shelved weeks before the launch date following a dispute with the UK government, which would have been required to grant the scheme an exemption from the Internal Market Act.

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Mr Topham also said there had been no mention of any dispute over internal market rules.

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