Examples of using Liberalisation in English and their translations into Danish
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We are opposed to total liberalisation.
Liberalisation of other postal services.
It must not just be about liberalisation.
This liberalisation goes back some 12 years.
The Commission is favour of liberalisation.
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Liberalisation of the Community's air transport.
Firstly, structural reforms and liberalisation.
Liberalisation is fine, but not at any price.
The second key factor is market liberalisation.
Liberalisation presents other difficulties.
There is much talk of privatisation and liberalisation.
Liberalisation is a prime example of a job creator.
Mrs Schroedter said that it would protect against liberalisation.
Liberalisation has clearly had positive effects.
A rushed and ill-considered liberalisation would be highly dangerous.
Liberalisation must be continued and the network improved.
On the contrary, we should support further liberalisation, but on equal conditions.
Indeed the liberalisation covers very nearly all sectors.
Instead, I want the Stockholm Summit to focus upon liberalisation and dynamic deregulation.
Liberalisation is certainly inevitable; it has got to come.
Economists and entrepreneurs are pushing for privatisation and liberalisation of the Iranian economy.
Furthermore, liberalisation now also extends to include the pilots.
At the same time, the European Defence Agency is pushing for the more extensive coordination and liberalisation of the Member States' export policies.
Trade liberalisation has had its benefits and its drawbacks.
Secondly, the European Parliament calls on the Commission andthe Council to take further steps towards the facilitation and liberalisation of visa procedures for Belarusian citizens.
Liberalisation of voice telephony and public telecommunications networks.
Ladies and gentlemen, the signals we must send to Vienna and to all the young people of Europe, including those sitting here and applauding, are: no, we do not want legalisation; no,we do not want liberalisation.
EU air liberalisation truly changed the face of air transport.
Globalisation, liberalisation and deregulation are not synonymous.
Liberalisation was intended to allow new players onto the market.