Примери за използване на Liberalisation and privatisation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Liberalisation and privatisation will become one-way streets.
This divestment tends to increase following processes of liberalisation and privatisation.
Liberalisation and privatisation are intended to become one-way streets.
His current research interests are in liberalisation and privatisation of electricity and gas industries.
The correct'concerns' included in the report do not tackle or respond to the main causes of the problems identified,particularly with regard to economic policies, job insecurity, liberalisation and privatisation of public services, and so on.
There is one thing that we can say, and that is that, where liberalisation and privatisation takes place, the numbers of accidents and incidents increase.
However, not only have some countries being failing to make this commitment, but in some countries, including Portugal, we have also seen divestment in this type of transport,which tends to increase following the process of liberalisation and privatisation.
Of course, the perfidious policy of the EU Commission of liberalisation and privatisation will threaten safety further.
We are radically opposed to the liberalisation and privatisation of the telecommunications markets, which result in falling standards of services and grassroots assets being sold off.
An array of measures have been implemented in order to stimulate growth through liberalisation and privatisation, thus securing the future through social system reforms.
They found market liberalisation and privatisations led to increases in inequality in Russia, China and India, but at different rates reflecting the speed at which they opened up their economies.
An array of measures have been implemented to stimulate growth through liberalisation and privatisation and to secure the future through social system reforms.
The EU leads the way in the liberalisation and privatisation of all food production factors- water, energy, transportand technology- and is imposing the same on third countries through the WTO and bilateral agreements.
The objectives are clear: strengthening free competition, and speeding up the process of liberalisation and privatisation of various sectors of economic activityand social life.
We have reiterated our position against this principle in successive agreements upon which Parliament has delivered opinions, along with criticism of the comprehensive nature of these agreements, which are, without exception,aimed at the liberalisation and privatisation of the sector.
In this way, the intention is to strengthen free competition and speed up the process of liberalisation and privatisation, which again the report does not hide, by insisting on the implementation of the Services Directive.
The reason is obvious, as where there is a need to generate high profits, there are poorly paid employees; there is poorer training and gaining of qualifications, as this is costly; there are fewer controls, as controls cost money; and ultimately- we have seen this everywhere- when everything goes wrong,there are incredible costs involved for the public in clearing up the mess caused by liberalisation and privatisation.
Foreign direct investment(FDI) in Egypt increased considerably before the removal of Hosni Mubarak, exceeding $6 billion in 2006,due to economic liberalisation and privatisation measures taken by minister of investment Mahmoud Mohieddin.
Slovenia has also adopted a relatively gradual approach to structural reforms particularly with respect to liberalisation and privatisation", is said in the European Commission report from 2006 which practically gives green light for the country's accession in the single currency zone.
The Chávez government has carried out certain progressive measures, which have improved the lives of the most impoverished sections of society, but that has meant that Chávez opposed the neoliberal economic policies which the European Union and the United States have been forcing on many countries in Latin America:policies such as deregulation, liberalisation and privatisation of their economies that primarily benefit the major transnational corporations based in the EU and the United States.
The neoliberal agenda of the World Trade Organisation(WTO),involving deregulation, liberalisation and privatisation of services, has brought further poverty for the majority of the world's population, both in developing and industrialised countries.
There is more and more praise for free competition, and more professions of faith in the market, liberalisation and privatisation, one example of which is the insistence on implementing the Services Directive.
In the end, the increased flexibility and deregulation of the labour market,the primacy given to deepening the internal market, the liberalisation and privatisation of even more economic sectors,and the liberalisation and deregulation of international trade were, together, the instruments that brought about the current situation.
All you have to do is look at the consequences of applying the blind criteria of the Stability Pact, and of the liberalisations and privatisations of strategic public-service sectors, including financial services, energy, transport and postal services.
It is time to break with the neoliberal policies of the Stability and Growth Pact, with liberalisations and privatisations, and with free competition, which are always in the service of economic and financial interest groups.
We are well aware that this stated goal has been synonymous with limits to the Member States' full exercising of their social role through properly equipped, financed and active public services, and that it has been synonymous with liberalisations and privatisations, followed sooner or later by the inevitable monopolistic concentration at EU level.
The ideology of liberalisation, deregulation and privatisation has led to the crisis.
Our own experience in Ireland has shown how liberalisation and resulting privatisation have not provided solutions to any problems in the energy sector.
What was required, though, was an objective assessment of the consequences of implementing the liberalisation and subsequent privatisation of services, in some cases, essential public services, in order to return to an uncompromising defence of the rights of people and workers.
Market fundamentalism, policies of privatisation and liberalisation, and free trade have resulted,and are continuing to result, in the abandonment of land, the concentration of land ownership, and production dominated by the few and food dependency for the many.