Eksempler på brug af To privatise på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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And you chose to privatise it and kick sick, broke people out.
Obviously the Commission does not have the power to privatise.
The aim was to privatise 100% of the economy, according to Libyan officials.
The Nationalist Government wants to privatise them at all costs.
There is a plan to privatise the beaches, so that Greece's debt can be serviced.
Personally, I would be very reluctant to privatise water.
They are beginning to privatise and are allowing foreign capital to come into the banks.
Itsviability having been restored,it was possible to privatise CFF in July.
It just wants to privatise everything it can and to further centralise power in its own hands.
It was not the Commission which took the decision to privatise the company.
The Coalition under Tony pledged to privatise Medibank if it won the 2010 election but was again defeated by Labor.
Even by the end of 1995,there was no consensus as to how to privatise this sector.
There is still some way to go to privatise what is left but the state sector no longer dominates.
Most significantly, rail workers have pledged to strike from 3 April onwards over the plan to privatise SNCF.
Behind the term‘single sky' is the race to privatise the old national carriers.
It is not sufficient to privatise services without liberalising, because that simply means replacing public monopolies with private ones.
In 2000, the European Commission tried to force the Member States to privatise the whole of public transport.
There are unquestionably those who want to privatise water and to treat it like a commodity that is only given to people who can pay for it.
But there is something else I should like to mention briefly,that is the growing willingness to privatise the water industry.
At the same time, it insists on the need to privatise the railways as a precondition for making them profitable.
I remind my Conservative MEP colleagues of the mess they got into in the UK when they tried to privatise the British post office.
But the Commission of Brussels wants to privatise them, flying in the face of reason, fact and social concerns.
We have amongst our Member States some countries with some public services that they have decided to privatise but this is not an imposition of Brussels.
Ladies and gentlemen,it is not sufficient to privatise or liberalise unless we prevent possible dominant positions which significantly distort competition.
This was without reckoningwith the Commission and the governments' firm desire to liberalise and then to privatise all of our public services.
Simply to privatise everything in one go would have meant that many enterprises, and indeed many sectors, would have been shut down or gone broke.
Aside from this, a series of local measures have been enacted to privatise and marketize higher education, thus cutting costs.
Efforts to privatise small and medium sized enterprises proved successful in 1995, although progress has been much slower with regard to larger enterprises.
It is unacceptable to impose on everyone the choice made by some Member States to privatise and open up their public services to competition.
The Turkish Cypriot'authorities' plan to privatise one of the two Greek Cypriot schools- attended by 30 Greek pupils- which have continued to operate throughout occupied Cyprus.