Examples of using Total liberalisation in English and their translations into German
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Total liberalisation, however, will only come about in 2008.
Thereafter, the number will be increased by 30% per year until total liberalisation.
Controlled competition, not total liberalisation and certainly not privatisation at any cost, was said to be on the way.
Firstly, the Commission' s new postal directive envisaged, in fact, the almost total liberalisation of postal services.
However, total liberalisation of capital movements has fuelled international financial crises which have particularly affected the developing countries.
For this reason the European Commission has just proposed a total liberalisation of imports from the least developed countries.
The total liberalisation of road transport on 1 July 1998, comes into force without any fiscal or social harmonisation having been implemented.
Moreover, what is the logic in grubbing-up, on the one hand,and on the other suggesting the total liberalisation of planting rights as of 2013?
If this Parliament votes for total liberalisation of rail traffic tomorrow, I would like to be certain that you have taken account of two fundamental points.
In any case, that is an example thatshould give pause for thought to those who advocate the total liberalisation of all agricultural markets.
As experience in Western countries has shown, the total liberalisation of this sector, in competition with private enterprises, can lead to problems of supply and/or safety.
I consider it wrong in principle thatthe majority show such unwavering solidarity with the Commission on the road to decoupling and total liberalisation.
For this reason the Commission has just proposed a total liberalisation of imports from the least developed countries, in particular for products which have been protected so far.
The extent of liberalisation in the various transport sectors- road, air, rail, shipping and postal services- still ranges from total liberalisation to a monopoly of the few.
In Mrs Bonino's view, for instance,it is important that the total liberalisation of the telecommunications system scheduled for 1998 should have a positive effect for consumers.
Although we were automatically in agreement with the search for increased efficiency in order to face the challenge of becoming competitive in a globalised economy, we did not want this to bedone in any old way, with a single and final objective: the total liberalisation of port services.
As experience in Western countries has shown, the total liberalisation of this sector, in competition with private enterprises, can lead to problems of supply and/or safety.
Trade agreements have recently been concluded between the European Commission and Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania establishing certain concessionsin the form of Community tariff quotas for certain agricultural products and total liberalisation of trade in other agricultural products.
It is self-evident that total liberalisation of the postal services is a necessary condition for enlivening this sector and securing its existence alongside new forms of competition and alternative services.
Member States andthe EU institutions must ensure the existence of various forms of commerce and avoid a total liberalisation of the market that would lead to further concentration on the market.
We consider it to be absurd that total liberalisation is being forced on us when the debate on the Green Paper has just been opened and we have not even had time to examine the possibilities of creating a framework directive to safeguard public services.
The amendments adopted by Parliament during its reading of thereport were a serviceable compromise between those who want a total liberalisation of port services and those who think we should take account of our workers.
I am not advocating that we call into question the decision taken on 1 January on total liberalisation, but rather that we examine, for example, the possible significance of a policy of dumping in terms of invading markets, how energy can be subsidised, how funding policy is being applied and whether there is privileged funding.
Trade agreements have recently been concluded between the European Union and the Czech Republic(3) and betweenthe European Union and the Slovak Republic(4) establishing certain concessions in the form of tariff quotas for certain agricultural products and total liberalisation of trade in other agricultural products.
In an information report adopted inMay 20014, the Committee remarked that:"(…) total liberalisation of capital movements has fuelled international financial crises which have particularly affected the developing countries.
Total liberalisation of current accounts for all residents, of capital accounts for investors of practically limitless assets without any rules for financial services: for the matter of financial services, as for the matter of climate change, therefore, we are adopting rules that we cannot then manage to ensure are respected either internally or in our external dealings.
In writing.-(FR) Despite the improvements made to the Commission's original text and the compromise put forward by theEuropean Parliament aimed notably at postponing the total liberalisation of the postal market to 31 December 2010, the text retabled at second reading by the Council is still not satisfactory.
Problems in air transport, competitiveness and efficiency are being used as a cover for the total liberalisation of the market in this sector, for bumping up the profits of big business and, at the same time, for a rude assault on the safety of aircraft and on the national independence and development potential of the Member States, especially the less developed Member States and more remote areas.
Despite advocating some important aspects, such as the rejection of renationalisation of the CAP, the rejection of a reduction in the overall budget and arguing for fairer redistribution of aid between countries and producers, the report maintains the view thatwas predominant in earlier reforms of the CAP- the total liberalisation of agricultural markets and the subjection of the CAP to the interests of EU negotiations in the WTO.