Examples of using Process of liberalisation in English and their translations into Danish
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The process of liberalisation is hampered by a statutory limit(9%) on domestic interest rates.
It has not been prepared andyet you have still driven forward the process of liberalisation.
It should also take better account of the effects of the process of liberalisation when preparing the new generation of association agreements.
The five-year revision clause will enable us to improve the text and continue the process of liberalisation.
The European People's Party and its Luxembourg members will ensure that this process of liberalisation in the railway sector is not half-hearted, but balanced and objective-driven.
The Commission will ensure that the enforcement of the Treaty provisions on competition will accompany the process of liberalisation.
This is why we feel that the Spanish Presidency' s intention to speed up the process of liberalisation in the most diverse sectors is in direct conflict with the sustainable development strategy.
Madam President, the truth, and we have seen proof of it,is that it is often said by conservative politicians that we Socialists are opposed to the process of liberalisation.
I believe that the ideas contained in Mr Jarzembowski's report will contribute to the process of liberalisation of rail transport and further development in Europe.
The most complex issue was, of course, the process of liberalisation, because this clashes with interests that are deeply entrenched in the various Member States given the special role that the rail sector plays in each country's economy.
Prominent in this report is a whole set of demands for speeding up the process of liberalisation in various sectors.
We must take account of the fact that, rather than solving these countries' problems, this process of liberalisation has ultimately become a genuine problem for them, given that their economies are so weak and that the gap separating them from the industrialised countries is so wide.
There may be some differences still which can be identified at national level butit is clear that the process of liberalisation in this sector is irreversible.
These agreements are another part of the process of liberalisation under way within the air transport sector, which obstructs state intervention in and regulation of this strategic sector, opening the door to the monopolistic concentration that always results from free competition, which is sacrosanct and defended at all cost.
The European Parliament, after eight years of work seeking to involve the social players,did much to slow down the process of liberalisation which the European Commission sought in its initial proposals.
The rapporteur, as well as agreeing with the Commission proposal, highlights the need to speed up and complete the process of liberalisation in sectors such as postal services, electricity and energy, which we are bound to reject, since, in general, this is designed to demote the State to a role of merely regulating the activities of public services, establishing supposedly independent regulatory bodies, which are directly or indirectly controlled by economic and financial groups.
However, not only have some countries being failing to make this commitment, but in some countries, including Portugal, we have also seen divestment in this type of transport,which tends to increase following the process of liberalisation and privatisation.
Nevertheless, the motion for a resolution speaks in favour of continuing the process of liberalisation and of giving the WTO a greater role as part of a new global order policy and, for this reason, I voted against it.
On the contrary and in the name of the completion of the internal market andthe follow up to the Lisbon Special Summit, we have seen new pressures for speeding up the process of liberalisation and deregulation of the labour market.
Make sure that the economic andsocial idea of Europe is not lost in the process of liberalisation or in the creation of an environment which puts the citizens in second place.
Only yesterday, Romano Prodi clarified his position when he claimed that it was necessary to"restructure the single market and to promote liberalisation", anddeliberately emphasised the need to continue the process of liberalisation in the goods and service sectors.
The guidelines contained in the Commission document designed to prepare for the Stockholm European Council insist on the need to give priority to completing the internal market by speeding up the process of liberalisation, to strengthening the financial markets by instituting pension funds, and to increasing the competitiveness of businesses by reducing wage costs and by increasing flexibility and mobility at work.
Whereas the maintenance of a range of those services that may be reserved, in compliance with the rules of the Treaty and without prejudice to the application of the rules on competition, appears justified on the grounds of ensuring the operation of the universal service under financially balanced conditions; whereas the process of liberalisation should not curtail the continuing supply of certain free services for blind and partially sighted persons introduced by the Member States;
I agree with what was said a few moments ago by a Member in the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance:in Europe the process of liberalisation of crucial sectors such as energy is influenced by the policies of national champions.
We will also be able to mobilise quite substantial resources in a whole series of areas that could create optimum conditions whereby this process of liberalisation could in fact be made progressive, and this gradual opening up of the markets rendered useful, positive and productive.
Does the Commission agree that such a strategy must have these three key objectives: to spur the revival of Doha;to offer an ambitious alternative to restart the process of liberalisation on the widest possible basis if our primary goal fails; and to counter the proliferation of preferential deals amongst small groups of countries?