horizontal distribution | horizontal distribution of ozone | horizontal ozone distribution | ozone's horizontal distribution

horizontal ozone distribution [ horizontal distribution of ozone | ozone's horizontal distribution | horizontal distribution ]

horizontally-distributed processing

horizontal marketplace | horizontal market place | horizontal e-marketplace | horizontal e-market place

flat organization | flat hierarchy | horizontal organization | flattened hierarchy | horizontal hierarchy

chain-grate stoker [ chain grate stoker | chain grate ]

horizontal-bar chart | horizontal-bar diagram | horizontal-bar graph

horizontal boring and milling machine | boring and milling machine | horizontal drilling | horizontal boring

distributive trades [ distribution network | distribution policy | distribution structure | sales network ]

Points out that any serious analysis of UTPs must take as its starting point the new economic paradigm that has emerged over the last few years: large-scale retail in which access to sales outlets has become the subject of fierce competition under the control of the supermarkets; points out that some competition authorities have identified specific practices involving the transfer of excessive risk to suppliers which could render them less competitive; points out that those authorities have also concluded that own brands bring in an element of horizontal competition vis-à-vis industry brands that has not been given sufficient considera ...[+++]tion.

Following the patterns of horizontal segregation, women in managerial positions in the service sector tend to work mainly in sectors such as retail distribution and hotels, although they are making headway in less traditional sectors such as insurance and banking.

17. Considers that the solution to tackling the imbalances in the food distribution chain consists of, a new framework combining regulation, changes to competition law and more horizontal legislation, in conjunction with existing and new, voluntary self-regulatory agreements; insists that member states should promote the development of best practices and/or codes of conduct in partnership with all stakeholders, integrating producers, industry, suppliers, retailers and consumer representatives, making the best use of existing synergie ...[+++]s;

14. Notes that social and economic cohesion are overarching objectives of the EU and that these objectives require indices that reflect both the horizontal and vertical distribution of wealth in society, among various social categories and in various regions, and that such indices facilitate the analysis of distributional fairness and the monitoring of social inclusion and social participation in the EU;