Примери за използване на To privatisation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The same with regard to privatisation.
Based on the Government provision from 1994 the property administered by SOŽ ČR was assigned to privatisation.
Kuwait on its way to privatisation.
Based on the Government provision from 1994 the property administered by SOŽ ČR was assigned to privatisation.
Well predicted prior to privatisation.
According to Privatisation Agency Director Miodrag Djordjevic, Serbia's proceeds from the privatisation of 501 companies this year will total 390m euros.
Policy from nationalisation to privatisation is.
There is significant progress when it comes to privatisation, management and transparency of state-owned enterprises, national security and energy policy.
The approach need not amount to privatisation.
By the 1990s, the Commission was openly committed to privatisation as a principle, pressed without embarrassment on candidate countries along with other democratic niceties.
Ideological commitment to privatisation.
It is a strikingly devastating approach to privatisation by the ruling(DPS) party of such an important economic segment as is Elektroprivreda," analyst Svetozar Jovicevic said.
Has to happen prior to privatisation.
Among the crimes related to privatisation, the law mentions deliberate cause of bankruptcy, abuse of office and power, signing disadvantageous contracts, prohibited trade, tax evasion and fraud.
Albania's Long, Difficult Road to Privatisation.
Should the crimes under Article 282 and283 be related to privatisation, sale, letting or leasing, as well as depositing with companies of state, municipal and co-operative properties, as well as such of legal persons, the punishment shall be.
There is also an ideological commitment to privatisation.
This would lead to privatisation of NHS.
Southeast European Countries' Commitment to Privatisation.
One only has to look at what is happening in Portugal to realise that liberalisation has led to privatisation, high prices for businesses and consumers, and profits of more than EUR 1 billion for the shareholders of EDP- Energias de Portugal, S.A., and a similar amount for Galp Energia, SGPS, S.A. and other companies in the sector.
No to liberalisation, no to privatisation.
Proponents argue that the plan will stop the NHS's"drive to privatisation.".
He also says that the lack of a code does not pose an obstacle to privatisation,"because whoever buys[the companies] will bring its own code".
Since the 1980's Spain has been an active player when it comes to privatisations.
The book situates these developments within larger debates about‘alternatives to privatisation' and draws lessons from these experiences for future action in favour of public services.
Not only is this good in itself, butit can also lead naturally to privatisation.
The government insists it will remain 100 percent state-owned butunions fear this opens the door to privatisation, as happened after similar changes to the corporate structure of France Telecom, now called Orange.
This, obviously, implicitly means that Barnier admits that there are indeed reasons to fear that the concessions directive could lead to privatisation through the backdoor.
While the government says it will remain 100 percent state-owned,unions fear that opens the door to privatisation, as happened after similar changes at France Telecom, now called Orange.
This is indeed the only effective way to prevent the directive leading to privatisation pressures.