Examples of using Process of liberalisation in English and their translations into German
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The process of liberalisation of network industries is on course.
The opinion's rather negative tone towards the process of liberalisation;
These sectors are in the process of liberalisation, are shifting and are constantly developing.
It has not been prepared and yet you have still driven forward the process of liberalisation.
The process of liberalisation does not abolish the need for rules but rather requires a new set of rules in order to operate successfully.
New style” industrial policy hasindeed to be based on market conformity and on a process of liberalisation.
The process of liberalisation that is designed to create better and more jobs, may not, however, be pursued at any price.
The five-year revision clause will enable us to improve thetext and continue the process of liberalisation.
One rightly wonders if speeding up the process of liberalisation and privatisation already under way risks exacerbating the situation.
Prominent in this report is a whole set of demands for speeding up the process of liberalisation in various sectors.
What is being promised is ongoing support for the process of liberalisation and privatisation in many sectors, demonstrating blatant prejudice against the public sector.
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.
Going process of liberalisation of the telecommunications sector by opening up to competition infrastructures and services still in the monopoly area.
It is recalled that the proposal forms part of the technical,social and safety measures accompanying the process of liberalisation in the air transport sector.
Support will continue for the process of liberalisation and privatisation in numerous sectors, from transport to energy, from postal services to telecommunications.
The European Parliament, after eight years of work seeking toinvolve the social players, did much to slow down the process of liberalisation which the European Commission sought in its initial proposals.
The process of liberalisation of foreign direct investment and the international agreements to eliminate the double taxation are attracting new businesses and industries to the Principality.
The objectives are clear:strengthening free competition, and speeding up the process of liberalisation and privatisation of various sectors of economic activity and social life.
The Stability Pact and the process of liberalisation and privatisation must be suspended immediately; we must combat company relocations, promote productive investment and stop encouraging precarious contractual arrangements, such as short-term contracts.
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.
We observed very closely the without doubt highly contradictory process of liberalisation within his country and in the end, came to the conclusion that precisely the open forum of the Book Fair would be an important arena for new and independent voices from Iran.
Only yesterday, Romano Prodi clarified his position when he claimed that it was necessary to"restructure the single market and to promote liberalisation",and deliberately emphasised the need to continue the process of liberalisation in the goods and service sectors.
In this way,the intention is to strengthen free competition and speed up the process of liberalisation and privatisation, which again the report does not hide, by insisting on the implementation of the Services Directive.
Furthermore, the process of liberalisation, as I have said, must be accompanied by quantified objectives for interconnections between the networks of the Member States, and this requires the implementation of the measures contained in the legislative package approved by the Commission on 21 December, including the proposals for the development of infrastructure projects and changes to the system of funding trans-European energy networks.
It is true that the era of monopolies is past andthat the Commission has initiated a process of liberalisation, of introducing competition into some public sectors in order to modernise them and improve their efficiency.
This Agreement is another step in a process of liberalisation of textiles and clothing trade between the EU and Ukraine, which began in 1999 and already led to a remarkable growth in trade already in 2000 see table below.
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.
New style" industrial policy is indeed based on market conformity and on a process of liberalisation but it includes other factors as well, such as sector-specific features; harmonisation of legislation in view of the internal market; the removal of non-tariff barriers; technology and R& D; and human resources.
In writing.-(PT) Despite having removed some of its more negative aspects and toned down some of its wording, which,while not calling into question the process of liberalisation, tries to'humanise' it, this resolution is basically still a textbook defending the liberalisation of services, including public services supposedly limited, in their presentation, by the need for a'differentiated' approach to liberalisation. .
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.