Examples of using Renationalisation in English and their translations into German
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They do not require renationalisation.
Would renationalisation mean any more fish?
It is definitely renationalisation.
Renationalisation is not the right solution.
Let us forget any thoughts of renationalisation.
At no time has renationalisation been proposed.
Renationalisation of the debt markets has been particularly rapid.
The last thing Europe needs is renationalisation," he said.
Renationalisation will amount to restricting cohesion policy and we must oppose that.
The crisis has favoured renationalisation of operations.
However, we still need to resist moves towards partial renationalisation.
I am not in favour of renationalisation, because it would have the same effect.
He supported the warnings of the previous speakers: subsidiarity should not mean renationalisation.
Today we are again discussing renationalisation and direct national contributions.
However, it is also necessary to resist moves towards partial renationalisation.
Renationalisation should not be the only option for giving this fund more weight and visibility.
The EESC has often warned against renationalisation of the CAP.
What must be avoided is renationalisation of the CAP and reduction and weakening of the spirit of internal solidarity.
On top of that, the crisis has favoured renationalisation of operations.
Renationalisation would reduce GDP by 0.04 percent, cut 0.06 percent off exports, have no effect for imports, but would lead to a job loss of 0.01 percent.
With respect to the subsidiarity debate, he warned against renationalisation of European policies.
As regards the agricultural policy, it is essential to avoid the majorpitfall of revising the CAP in a manner that would carry the European Union towards a de facto renationalisation.
Instead of continuing to inflate the EU budget, far-reaching renationalisation of the subsidy system is needed.
And not only does it mean renationalisation, but, if we look at the proposal by the Spanish Government to the Council, it means going much further: not only renationalising, but regionalising.
Körber History Forum: Is Europe paying the price for globalisation with renationalisation?
The needs of fishing-dependent communities should not be confused with covert renationalisation through regionalisation. Such a move would represent an attack on the global nature of a common policy.
In this context, I want to stress that regionalisation of fisheries policy is not in any way the same as renationalisation or fisheries policy.
Mr Jahier briefly commented on the renationalisation of discourses and policies, the loss of competitiveness in Europe and the need for a joint approach, increasing divergence within economic and monetary union and the challenge of deficit reduction.
Those parties, which are fighting for the European Community and against renationalisation, had to be supported.
The task of the revolutionary reorganisation of Tunisian society should start with the confiscation of the wealth andproperty of the Trabelsi clan and the renationalisation of all the companies privatised by the Ben Ali regime.