Examples of using Privatisation programme in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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An ambitious privatisation programme;
A privatisation programme is being seriously considered.
On 5 February,the Greek government announced its privatisation programme for 2003.
The privatisation programme is progressing slowly.
The Greek government unveiled an updated version of its national privatisation programme.
The largest privatisation programme in the world was launched.
Which is why prime minister George Papandreou has pledged to accelerate the privatisation programme.
Turkey announced its privatisation programme for 2003 on 13 January.
The programme includes both the medium-term fiscal strategy and the privatisation programme.
To develop a significantly scaled up privatisation programme with improved governance;
The privatisation programme, which the Troika wants to be accelerated and made more flexible.
The Commission therefore encourages Greece to show resolve in its privatisation programme.
Implementation of the privatisation programme worth 50 billion euros, which is lagging far behind due to lack of legislative base.
In parallel the Government commits by 2015 to implement a privatisation programme worth 50bn euros.
Why not use part of the privatisation programme not for fiscal consolidation but to create new investment and growth in Greece?
Growth and competitiveness enhancing reforms,including an ambitious privatisation programme;
Furthermore, determination in implementing the privatisation programme will increase economic efficiency and support higher investment and exports.
Traa also criticised the Greek authorities for dragging their feet on the implementation of the government's privatisation programme.
This has most notably been the case in Greece,where an extensive privatisation programme was part of the country's deal with the Troika.
In 2000 Erste Bank acquired Ceska Sporitelna, the dominant savings bank in the Czech Republic,which had lent recklessly under a flawed privatisation programme.
The challenging efforts of consolidation will be supported by a bold privatisation programme, as indicated by Prime Minister Papandreou.
The first wave of the most radical privatisation programme in Portuguese history began in December when the state sold its stake in energy company Energias de Portugal to the China Three Gorges Corporation.
Olli Rehn:"It is clear that Greece has to seriously reinforce the implementation of the economic reforms and the privatisation programme before any new steps may be taken".
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.
The Greek prime minister, George Papandreou,is staying in Athens to oversee the start of an ambitious(over-ambitious, say some) privatisation programme that he hopes will stave off bankruptcy.
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.
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.
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.
The list of sectors and companies 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 cabinet decided to immediately proceed with the sale of stakes in OTE, the Postbank, the Athens and Thessaloniki ports andthe Thessaloniki water company in order to frontload its ambitious privatisation programme," Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou said in a statement.