Примери коришћења Privatisation programme на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Turkey announced its privatisation programme for 2003 on 13 January.
The Greek government unveiled an updated version of its national privatisation programme.
The privatisation programme will be spearheaded by the sales of companies in the oil, tobacco and mobile phone sectors.
On 5 February, the Greek government announced its privatisation programme for 2003.
The new government has presented an ambitious privatisation programme, which, if implemented, will considerably reduce government participation in the economy.
According to The Economist, the area where reform andcrime most glaringly overlap is the privatisation programme.
Large amounts of narco-dollars had also been recycled into the privatisation programmes leading to the acquisition of state assets by the mafias.
Traa also criticised the Greek authorities for dragging their feet on the implementation of the government's privatisation programme.
Although a minimum price is not mentioned in the privatisation programme, RS Prime Minister Milorad Dodik has said several times that bids under 400m euros will not be considered.
Public sector workers have come out on strike in order to resist job cuts andreductions to salaries as the government promises that a large scale privatisation programme will be accelerated.
We are pleased to be able to support the privatisation programme adopted by the Government of Serbia, which should be good basis for restarting the growth of the real sector.
With the Development Ministry's decision to publicise the energy industry's operation codes, including the prices set for suppliers,Greece has officially launched an energy privatisation programme.
The establishment of a capital market, initially intended to help facilitate the mass voucher privatisation programme, is the largest reform step undertaken so far in Montenegro.
Albanian Minister of Economy, Trade and Energy Genc Ruli announced on Wednesday(March 12th) that the state-owned oil refining and trading company, ARMO, will be offered for sale in June,as part of the government's privatisation programme.
Republika Srpska's(RS) Parliament endorsed the privatisation programme for Telekom Srpske, envisioning the future sale of 65 per cent of the entity telco to a strategic investor.
He accused it of focusing on the closure of enterprises,leading to job losses, and slammed its privatisation programme, claiming it lacked transparency and allowed abuse.
German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler recently told German daily Saarbruecker Zeitung that Greece needs to create conditions for growth, by modernising the administration,opening up its markets, and implementing its privatisation programme.
In middle 1993, the committee announced a two-year privatisation programme, whose first stage would be privatisation of 30% of state enterprises, mostly services and light industries.
Last week, Greece outlined its plans for budget savings of 26 billion euros over the next five years, and for raising 50 billion euros from asset sales,promising to announce the details of that privatisation programme after the Easter holidays.
ATHENS, Greece-- The government unveiled on Saturday(December 18th) an ambitious privatisation programme designed to pump 7 billion euros into the state budget and help deal with the financial crisis.
Although privatisation had slowed because of catastrophic collapse of the economy,Prime Minister Hrant Bagratyan informed the United States officials in the fall of 1993 that plans had been made to embark on a renewed privatisation programme by the end of the year.[39].
The list of sectors andcompanies that the government has put in its privatisation programme includes the energy corporation KESH, the General Directory of Railways, the Sea Port of Durres, the oil and gas sector, the coal mining and water supply sectors, and Albtransport.
The discussion is expected to also focus on the Greek government's privatisation programme and measures to cut public sector spending, a key requirement for the country to get the critically needed next 8-billion-euro tranche under its first bailout from the EU and the IMF.