Examples of using Process of liberalisation in English and their translations into Dutch
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The process of liberalisation in air transport is at a relatively advanced stage.
Experience has been gained with those sectors that were then in the process of liberalisation under the Single Market programme.
The process of liberalisation must be more carefully handled and controlled.
Prominent in this report is a whole set of demands for speeding up the process of liberalisation in various sectors.
The process of liberalisation should reinforce China's own internal reform process. .
The Commission will ensure that the enforcement of the Treaty provisions on competition will accompany the process of liberalisation.
Ii. speed up the process of liberalisation in the telecommunication, electricity
it is clear that the process of liberalisation in this sector is irreversible.
The process of liberalisation is hampered by a statutory limit(9%)
The proposals announced today build on a process of liberalisation first elaborated in a Commission report of June 1994.
are in the process of liberalisation and integration.
In Finland, where the process of liberalisation began much earlier,
safety measures accompanying the process of liberalisation in the air transport sector.
The trend mentioned in point 3.2 is bolstered by the process of liberalisation, new priorities in government policies and the changing needs and expectations of users.
The process of liberalisation should be consistent with the sustainable use of the scarce water resources
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.
It aims to complete the Internal Market through the process of liberalisation begun and partially achieved in Directive 98/71/EC,
what measures is the Commission thinking of taking in order to further the process of liberalisation in the postal sector?
social 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.
to promote liberalisation", and deliberately emphasised the need to continue the process of liberalisation in the goods and service sectors.
Within the Community, the 1992 programme has accelerated a process of liberalisation and increasing competition that has long been under way in the product and financial markets in which the Bank operates.
and stopping the process of liberalisation and deregulation.
its Luxembourg members will ensure that this process of liberalisation in the railway sector is not half-hearted, but balanced and objective-driven.
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,
strengthening free competition, and speeding up the process of liberalisation and privatisation of various sectors of economic activity
Furthermore, the process of liberalisation, as I have said,
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.
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;
The European Economic and Social Committee is concerned at the impact that this process of liberalisation could have on the implementation of the principle of access to services of general interest police, ambulance and rescue services, etc.
With regard to this, it would be as well for the Commission to conduct an inquiry to ascertain whether a private postal monopoly is not being created in Europe in the face of the process of liberalisation of the public postal monopolies,