Examples of using Liberalised in English and their translations into Serbian
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Everything has been completely liberalised.
The electricity market in Bulgaria was fully liberalised six months after the country's EU entry in January 2007.
The Dutch energy market is liberalised.
The newly liberalised Croatian real estate market should attract more foreigners, especially EU buyers.[Getty Images].
Croatian real estate market liberalised.
Not expensive(on the liberalised market,‘not choosing', or going for the standard supplier and the standard product, is often more expensive).
The Dutch energy market is liberalised.
Another example is the way energy markets were"liberalised" in emerging economies without proper regulations, which should protect consumers.
The Dutch energy market is liberalised.
As of 2013, the electricity andgas markets have been liberalised for big consumers connected to the transmission network which need to buy energy at strictly market prices.
Belgium's energy market has been liberalised.
The existing and highly flexible tax systems and liberalised financial and exchange regimes could facilitate these flows, as well EU and Mercosur countries which are renowned tax havens and/or financial secrecy jurisdictions.
Long-term capital transactions are fully liberalised.
According to Kovaceva, a decline in real estate development is not due to a closed market that is still not liberalised, but to several scandals involving the development of residential buildings in which thousands of people were deceived.
The BiH government has approved the text of the draft,which envisions trade to be completely liberalised by 2005.
The Romanian electricity market was fully liberalised as of 1 July 2007.
Limitations still exist regarding short-term capital transactions,while deposits by residents continue to be partially liberalised.
The telecommunications market has been fully liberalised since 1 January 1998.
Under a free trade agreement that went into effect at the beginning of the month, Macedonian and Serbian businesses are now carrying out trade andco-operation in a fully liberalised market.
The economies of BiH and Serbia are barely competitive in the regional market,which will be completely liberalised by 2010.
Frattini told Prime Minister Zeljko Sturanovic that Montenegro has made commendable progress in meeting the criteria, andthat the regime could be liberalised by the end of this year.
There may be hitches however, such as complaints from Belgium and other EU countries about a recent influx of asylum seekers-- mostly Albanians,from Serbia and Macedonia-- where visas were liberalised in December.
So liberalising services trade is more complicated than it is for goods.
The move is a step towards liberalising the country's electricity market.
Talks on liberalising the visa regime will be launched this month, he said.
This means liberalising the sector for would-be investors.
The landmark'Bali package' is aimed at liberalising global commerce.
Albania must also liberalise its economy to absorb foreign investments and encourage competitiveness, he said.
The country has to liberalise more its economy, to improve the conditions for investment, through the regulation of property rights and to improve the capacities of the public administration," he said.
Liberalising the asylum regime is one of the criteria countries must meet to harmonise with EU standards.