Examples of using Privatisation programme in English and their translations into Slovak
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Making a success of the privatisation programme.
(12) The privatisation programme is progressing, albeit with delays.
(b) Portugal shall continue implementing its privatisation programme;
This represents the most ambitious privatisation programme since the country gained independence in 1991.
The Commission therefore encourages Greece to show resolve in its privatisation programme.
In Britain corporations lobbied for privatisation programmes that replaced public monopolies with private ones.
The programme includes both the medium-term fiscal strategy and the privatisation programme.
Privatisation programme: government pending actions(annex to the supplemental MoU with Greece).
The government should step up efforts to implement its privatisation programme, which has slowed down recently.
Why not use part of the privatisation programme not for fiscal consolidation but to create new investment and growth in Greece?
The challenging efforts ofconsolidation will be supported by a bold privatisation programme, as indicated by Prime Minister Papandreou.
Swiftly and thoroughly implement the privatisation programme and use windfall gains to make further progress towards putting the general government debt ratio on an appropriate downward path.
He is also described as an ally of Anatoly Chubais, the architect of Russia's mass privatisation programme in the early 1990s.
In the UK corporations lobbied for privatisation programmes which replaced public monopolies with private monopolies.
Anatoly Chubais, head of Unified Energy Systems,was the architect of Russia's controversial privatisation programme in the early 1990s.
Greece is also expected to implement a privatisation programme as well as policies that support investment.
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said that“further efforts are needed,”while Michael Spindelegger of Austria expressed concerns about a lagging privatisation programme.
Furthermore, determination in implementing the privatisation programme will increase economic efficiency and support higher investment and exports.
Stresses that the Commission's alleged neutrality regarding water ownership andmanagement is in contradiction with the privatisation programmes imposed on some Member States by the Troika;
Accelerate the implementation of the privatisation programme and use the windfall gains to accelerate the reduction of the general government debt ratio.
According to the Euro Summit statement of 12 July 2015,the funds that the privatisation programme is expected to yield, will be used for.
The implementation of the substantial privatisation programme presented by the Italian authorities is a key challenge for Italy, given its expected contribution to the debt-reduction effort.
In any event, while the fiscal effort of the past year is unprecedented- over 7% of GDP, or EUR 20 billion- it is clear that Greece has to seriously reinforce the implementation of the economic reforms,achieve a breakthrough in the privatisation programme, and then ensure its full implementation.
In most new EU Member States, FDI--partly associated with privatisation programmes-- continued to be an important source of external financing.
In addition, a large part of the FDI by the EU-15 in the new Member States, particularly in the services sector where most ofFDI is invested, has occurred in the context of privatisation programmes to capture fast-growing markets and does not involve the substitution of activities previously carried out in the home country.
One possible way out, then,is to involve Western companies in a privatisation programme that has become necessary because of the condition of the Belarusian economy.
The Commission is in close contact with both the HRADF andthe Ministry of Finance, to make the privatisation programme a success and to help design measures in compliance with state aid rules.
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.
The study, led by academics at the University of Cambridge,is the first to trace a direct link between the mass privatisation programmes adopted by several former Soviet states, and the economic failure and corruption that followed.
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.