Eksempler på brug af To liberalisation på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Yes to liberalisation, but on the right terms.
Many workers are unemployed due to liberalisation and globalisation.
Saying‘yes' to liberalisation means that the‘how' has to be considered as well?
Now this is the second package, andthe Commission is continuing down the road to liberalisation.
Its sole commitment to liberalisation at all costs is a mistake.
I think thatthe proposed sales structure, the structure proposed by Mr Monti, will give a tremendous boost to liberalisation.
The privatisation- as opposed to liberalisation- there was a complete disaster.
In 15 years here I have been dedicated to Europe being open to world trade and particularly to liberalisation.
Although I am not justifying the attitude to liberalisation, it is clear that you have used two different yardsticks.
What is the relationship between the GATS negotiations andwhat the IMF requires of developing countries under its SAPs with regard to liberalisation?
With regard to liberalisation, ladies and gentlemen, I do not know how to say this, because I have said it so many times.
I do think, though, that there are many different reasons for following this path to liberalisation that I cannot fully share.
There must be some purpose to liberalisation, be it lower prices, security of supplies, increased competitiveness or sustainable technological development.
(DE) Mr President, perhaps I might be permitted, with the European Council in the offing, to make a number of basic observations in relation to liberalisation and energy policy.
The reforms offset shifts in the tax base due to liberalisation and are in themselves valuable steps to ensuring sustainable public financing in the ACP.
I can neither endorse them, northe amendments tabled by the Socialist Group that suggest a need for further opening up on the path to liberalisation.
We think that the provision of air traffic services should be open to liberalisation, subject to what each individual country decides is appropriate for itself.
Whilst Mr Berlusconi thinks we should strengthen Europe by being more American than the Americans,I do believe we should take our own European road to liberalisation.
Its abolition will not lead to liberalisation of the spare parts market as expected by the Commission, but in all likelihood to an increase in the price of the end product.
We are still awaiting this Commission proposal, in line with Directive 97/67/EC,which means that the articles relating to liberalisation of the previous directive may no longer apply.
The content, though, amounts to liberalisation if all it says is that individual dealers may be restricted at national level but entitled to set up as many subsidiaries as they like within the EU internal market.
Does the Council believe that these merger plans still accord with the current principles which it espouses with regard to liberalisation of the energy market in the European Union?
So, yes to liberalisation, but let us also think about the limits to liberalisation, rapidly create reasonable conditions in Europe and submit the appropriate study to the Commission.
The report also considers that some other staple foods, namely coffee, butter, salt, rice, pasta anddrinking milk, should continue to be subject to mandatory ranges, as a derogation to liberalisation.
Due to liberalisation of the European broadcasting sector, in which the directive'Television without Frontiers', is a key element, total broadcasting time is estimated to rise from 260 000 hours in 1987, to 400 000 hours in 1995.
In this type of agreement, what takes precedence over everything else is establishing a free-trade area in the Mediterranean andgiving priority to liberalisation and the dismantling of public services.
Lastly, with regard to liberalisation, I think that experience both within and beyond Europe suggests that we should be extremely careful in maintaining access to public services, in parallel with these changes.
As regards competition law enforcement, the Commission mainly dealt with cases of third party access(prior to liberalisation), allocation of scarce capacity in gas interconnectors and fore closure effects caused by long-term agreements.
The reduction in the number of exofficio proceedings can be explained by the fact that 1997 and1998 were record years because the Commission initiated a number of ex officio proceedings in the run-up to liberalisation in the telecomssector on 1 January 1998.
With regard to liberalisation, the first of the tasks which the Commission proposes, the Commission starts from one premise: the consolidation of the single market in financial services requires the removal of the barriers which hinder its operation.