Примери за използване на Liberalisation of services на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Member States declare their readiness to undertake the liberalisation of services beyond the.
Negotiations on the liberalisation of services and establishment started with Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia.
Egypt, Morocco andTunisia started bilateral negotiations on liberalisation of services and establishment.
We must not accept the liberalisation of services and social dumping aimed at bringing down European wages.
We all know what the package contains- competition,labour-market flexibility, liberalisation of services, lower taxes, and privatisations.
It should not be forgotten that the liberalisation of services on the financial markets played a huge part in the current financial and economic crisis.
As has already been mentioned by a few Members,my group is also strongly opposed to the Commission's approach of using the agreement to force the liberalisation of services by means of a'negative list'.
TTIP aims to secure the liberalisation of services markets, including the opening of public services such as health, education and water to private firms.
Income from employment is being punished and capital gains income is being favoured, because there is no harmonisation in fiscal policies and,as part of what is meant by the liberalisation of services, the European social model is being dismantled.
This Directive does not deal with the liberalisation of services of general economic interest, reserved to public or private entities, nor with the privatisation of public entities providing services.
The White Paper on services of general interest(2) emphasised the evaluation process which in the future would have to precede any adjustment to the Community legislative framework,particularly concerning the liberalisation of services.
The implementation of the abortive anti-labour law on the'liberalisation' of services, known as the Bolkestein Directive, promotes sweeping reactionary changes at the expense of the working and grassroots classes.
Despite all the big talk and apparent good intentions of defending SMEs, the report has other objectives, namely: encouraging free competition and the internal market or, in other words, supporting the large economic and financial groups;insisting on the liberalisation of services, including public services; and also, behind a façade of pseudo-help for small and medium-sized enterprises, aggravating the exploitation of workers.
Moreover, on the subject of agriculture and the liberalisation of services, I do not support the approach recommended by this resolution, all the more so since not all of the amendments that were designed to balance the text have been accepted.
The Parties further agree on the objective of extending under the economic partnership agreements, and after they have acquired some experience in applying the Most Favoured Nation(MFN) treatment under GATS,their partnership to encompass the liberalisation of services in accordance with the provisions of GATS and particularly those relating to the participation of developing countries in liberalisation agreements.
The Member States shall endeavour to undertake the liberalisation of services beyond the extent required by the directives issued pursuant to Article 59(1), if their general economic situation and the situation of the economic sector concerned so permit.
That may be true, but, nonetheless,beware of those who would use this argument to impose liberalisation of services on all regions and all countries, and especially to justify liberalisation of public services. .
Finally, it recognises that liberalisation of services connected to the Internet, such as telecoms, has led to a boom in infrastructure investment, so I believe we should be cautious about applying further regulation on such industries, as the Commission seems intent on doing at the moment.
Therefore, at this time of crisis, one vital measure is to postpone transposition of the directive on the liberalisation of services and to conduct an appropriate study of the potential social implications that implementation of this directive would have.
Member Nations declare their readiness to undertake the liberalisation of services beyond the extent required by the global framework law adopted pursuant to Article 530, if their general economic situation and the situation of the economic sector concerned so permit.
We need to fight andmake a commitment in the context of Doha in order to attain liberalisation of services, which often means taking on veritable national oligarchies that stifle development of local economies.
Member States hereby declare their willingness to undertake the liberalisation of services beyond the extent required by the directives issued in application of Article 63, paragraph 2, if their general economic situation and the situation of the sector concerned so permit.
However, the content of this agreement is nothing new:the opening up of markets, and the liberalisation of services, including increasingly commercialised public services, which are at the mercy of the interests of multinationals, and cause trouble for the people.
Its content is nothing new:the opening up of markets, and the liberalisation of services, including increasingly commercialised public services at the mercy of multinationals, making it harder for Member States to exercise their social function in these areas.
(PT) In the course of this debate,we must not forget the serious implications that transposition of this directive on the liberalisation of services will have in a number of countries, particularly those with highly unstable social situations, further worsening a crisis situation like the one we are experiencing.
We voted against this report, in keeping with all our earlier positions relating to the infamous Bolkestein Directive andits unacceptable aims of facilitating the liberalisation of services, including public services, to favour the interests of economic and financial groupings within the European Union, at a cost of increased unemployment and inferior services provided to the respective users, as is already plainly visible within sectors that have gone down this road.
On the general liberalisation of service provision.
Joint declaration on the general liberalisation of service provision.
The Contracting Parties undertake to commence as soon as possible negotiations on the general liberalisation of service provision on the basis of the acquis communautaire.
In writing.-(NL) In 2006, liberalisation of the services market was introduced.