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

Example Sentences

He used the UK internal market act, brought in following Brexit, to block the introduction of a Scottish bottle deposit scheme.

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While some of its powers have expanded, the introduction of a UK internal market act following Brexit allowed the last Westminster government to block the introduction of a Scottish bottle deposit scheme.

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In 2010, he became the EU's internal market commissioner - one of the most coveted jobs in the European Commission.

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A UK Government spokesperson said it was committed to implementing the framework in good faith and protecting the UK internal market.

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They want to see the Internal Market Act revoked and removal of Westminster's Section 35 powers to block Scottish legislation which is deemed to have an "adverse effect" on non-devolved matters.

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