Examples of using Privatisation programme in English and their translations into German
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The privatisation programme is progressing, albeit with delays.
The financial sectorhas been playing a key role in the privatisation programme.
The privatisation programme should also be vigorously pursued.
The Commission therefore encourages Greece to show resolve in its privatisation programme.
The Privatisation Programme for 2004-2006 is still being reviewed by the Parliament.
Italian equity markets are growingrapidly thanks also to the extensive on-going privatisation programme.
The privatisation programme is due to be completed within the next three years.
Additionally, technical assistance grants will facilitate the preparation and implementation privatisation programmes.
Implementation of first steps of economic reform(privatisation programme, abolition of certain price controls);
Implement privatisation programme, including large-scale privatisation, and increase transparency of privatisation process.
The sharpest fall of 19.7 million tonnes(-29.2%) was in the United Kingdom,where the industry was reorganised in connection with the privatisation programme completed in 1994.
Furthermore, determination in implementing the privatisation programme will increase economic efficiency and support higher investment and exports.
Privatisation programme begun in 1993; some 1200 out of 1216 enterprises have finalised privatisation though only some have been restructured.
The evolution of the debt ratio may be less favourable thanprojected, given the risks to the deficit outcomes mentioned above, and the level of expected proceeds from the privatisation programme.
The bank privatisation programme is due to be completed by the end of 1997, when the government share of bank equity will be limited to 15.
The government has expressed its commitment to substantially scaling up its privatisation programme with a view to realising EUR 50 billion in proceeds from privatisation by 2015.
Recently, the Commission took the view that an aid scheme remedied a serious disturbance in the economy of a Member State when, in 1991,aid was approved for a privatisation programme in Greece.
The Greek government believes that the privatisation programme is likely to have an indirect positive impact on adaptability and flexible working arrangements.
On the basis of this information, together with itsown economic and social analyses the Commission decided, in July 1991, to approve the privatisation programme in respect of state aid matters.
Privatisation programme of the Troika For that reason, Sepp Wall-Strasser of"Weltumspannend Arbeiten" has started a solidarity campaign for one of these self-governing hospitals, the"Clinic of Solidarity" in Thessaloniki.
The basic elements were price and trade liberalisation, reduced subsidies to enterprises, internal currency convertibility, restrictive monetary and fiscal policy, institutional changes,and a rapid and comprehensive privatisation programme.
In its decision the Commission noted that the privatisation programme was an integral part of the undertakings given pursuant to Council Decision 91/306/EEC of 4 March 1991 in connection with the consolidation of the national economy as a whole.
The privatisation process slowed in early 1995, owingpartly to a"wait-and-see" attitude of enterprise managers for the new 1995/96 Privatisation Programme, finally approved by Parliament in March 1995.
The Council furtherencourages the Italian government to pursue with vigour its privatisation programme and to enhance the structural reforms of labour and product markets and of the public administration, which are all needed in order to foster competition and efficiency and revitalise the Italian economy.
As the most influential actor in the GCC and as a member of the G20, Saudi Arabia will use the opportunity of the G20 summit in Hamburg in July to not only promote its reform proposals butalso intensely search for investors from among the world's largest economies for its ambitious privatisation programme.
To conclude, through the combination of these policy measures-i.e. meeting the fiscal targets and implementing the privatisation programme- and the EU measures of extending the loan maturities and revisiting the pricing policy in the light of debt sustainability, concerns about debt restructuring can, and will, be addressed.
Improvements in the general government fiscal balances and reforms of the pension system are both essential in order to tackle the future burden of population ageing. Limiting the public sector wage bill,improving tax administration and accelerating the privatisation programme in the context of a reform of the wider public sector could also make a significant contribution to both fiscal consolidation and disinflation in the short term, while promoting economic growth in the long term.