Exemplos de uso de Greater liberalisation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We are therefore generally in favour of greater liberalisation of trade in agricultural products.
So, I can only blame the postal services of Frankfurt and Luxembourg, andI guess they need greater liberalisation.
We have not lost hope of the regime evolving towards greater liberalisation, so that Belarus is not left in an exclusive one-to-one with Russia.
There is no doubt that monetary policy would benefit from a coherent tax policy and greater liberalisation of the markets.
However, the assumption is made that greater liberalisation of trade will lead to greater economic development. And this is not always the case.
The European Union'sincreased presence in Belarus, in my view, guarantees greater liberalisation and democratisation there.
Among other examples,it aims for greater liberalisation of health care, water distribution, education, cultural services, tourism or financial services.
I voted for the Ferber report,although I have to say that I would prefer there to be greater liberalisation of the postal service.
Mr Blair sees this as the condition for greater liberalisation, while others, on the same side of the political chessboard, believe that it is the condition for the advent of social Europe.
At the same time, I should like to encourage the Commission to be consistent in promoting greater liberalisation of the market in services.
It acknowledges that greater liberalisation of world trade in agricultural products, increased by World Trade Organisation(WTO) agreements, has not, to date, enabled the threat of hunger in the world to be held at bay.
However, we should go further in order tolift any restrictions on cabotage and achieve greater liberalisation of national markets.
There will be strong pressure to continue the process towards greater liberalisation in all areas of world trade that was started in the pre vious round of talks.
It is a compromise proposal, certainly not my own preferred option, butone that does go in the direction of greater liberalisation.
The Council adopted a decision authorising the Commission to start negotiations with Iceland with a view to achieving greater liberalisation of bilateral trade in agricultural products within the framework of the European Economic Area.
Madam President, Council, Commissioner,I understand the desires expressed by some of my colleagues for an end-date and for moves towards greater liberalisation.
The Council authorised the Commission to enter into negotiations with Norway with a view to achieving greater liberalisation of bilateral trade in agricultural products, in the framework of the Agreement on the European Economic Area.
While the Treaty includes some positive measures, these are outweighed by negative ones- the further militarisation of the EU, for example,as well as measures to promote greater liberalisation and privatisation.
The Council adopted a Decision authorising the Commission to start negotiations with Switzerland aimed at achieving greater liberalisation of trade in agricultural products under the ECSwitzerland Agreement on trade in agricultural products.
Further to negotiations held between the Parties, they agreed to replace the Protocols Nos 1 and 2 and Annexes I, II, III and IV to the Association Agreement, and to insert new Articles 11a and14a, with the view to allow greater liberalisation in trade of agricultural products.
I therefore voted in favour of the conclusion of this signing of this Protocol to Amend the Air Transport Agreement between the EU and the US,as I would like to see a continuation of negotiating efforts towards greater liberalisation of traffic rights, the strengthening of cooperation in different areas, and the abolition of regulatory restrictions in place in the US with regard to the ownership and control of US airlines by non-nationals.
In other words, as well as ensuring the refinancing of(large) companies,the directive is intended to encourage greater liberalisation of investment and capital.
The trade provisions of this agreement, which are in force since 2004,provide that both sides will gradually implement greater liberalisation of their reciprocal trade in agricultural and fishery products.
On 22 December, the Council decided to conclude an agreement replacingagricultural protocols 1 and3 to the association agreement with a view to greater liberalisation of trade in agricultural products Table III.
The EPA should enhance the partnership, helping economies to open up,particularly on the south-south axis, and to achieve greater liberalisation with clear rules which are attractive to domestic and foreign investors.
The interim EC-FYROM trade Agreement of 2001 provides that the parties shall examine the opportunities for granting each other further concessions with a view to implementing greater liberalisation of trade in agriculture and fisheries products.
On 22 December,the Council decided to conclude two new protocolslinked to the association agreement with Morocco to allow greater liberalisation of tradein agricultural products between the Community and that country Table III.
The Council adopted a Decision authorising the Commission to enter into negotiations with Iceland with a view to achieving greater liberalisation of bilateral trade in agricultural products.
There remains much to be done to persuade Member States to reform their economies andI hope that the Presidency will advocate greater liberalisation, reforms to labour markets and ensure European business benefits from globalisation.
We hope- and we are working towards this- that we can agree on a common commitment to pursue an even higher level of integration of our economies, through greater liberalisation of trade and greater convergence in terms of regulations.