Examples of using To private operators in English and their translations into Swedish
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Line concessions awarded to private operators- no exclusive rights.
The purpose of the sale is to further improve efficiency in cash management and to open the door to private operators.
These are of little interest to private operators looking to make a profit.
as this is unprofitable, the services are sold off to private operators.
This, coupled with more countries opening up their gambling markets to private operators, increases the growth potential for online gambling even further.
which are leased to private operators.
Exclusive rights on such services are often granted to private operators, for instance operators with concessions from public authorities,
They can choose to set up their own companies, to conduct PPPs with appropriate partners or to award the SGEIs to private operators.
The Arduino judgment suggests that State measures delegating regulatory powers to private operators could be challenged under Articles 3(1)(g),
cutting the sky up into sectors that can be allocated to private operators.
The Guidelines also ensure specify that whenever state aid is granted to private operators, the aid must foster competition by requiring the beneficiary to prove open access to the publicly funded network for third party operators. .
The Court notes that, even though, as the applicant claims, Article 13(1)(f) of Law No 58/90 relates solely to private operators, that fact is not such as to constitute evidence that the Portuguese Republic was implicated in the grant to RTP of the payment facilities for the fee.
collecting municipal waste and for a system in which such services are contracted out to private operators.
While financing new NPP construction belongs to private operators and the capital markets, some measures may be justified to facilitate financing,
the disappearance of public monopolies to give rise, through unchecked concentration, to private operators.
The OECD has estimated that in the 1990s governments in Europe transferred about EUR 300 billion of public-service property to private operators, in some cases with disastrous results in terms of both service provision
therefore there was no challengeable delegation to private operators.
at the same time to hand the European energy sector over to private operators, entailing a rise in prices
operation of private companies, geared towards optimising profit, the Committee considers that the directive must include a special requirement urging European airport administrations to avoid delegating these activities to private operators.
where public-service activities have been successfully entrusted to private operators while the interests of consumers have been fully safeguarded.
is not addressed in the current public procurement Directives as far as contracts awarded to private operators are concerned.
as public goods that can be allocated or granted to private operators such as airlines
etc.) and handing them over to private operators, to the detriment of taxpayers,
The Committee feels that a fair solution which would be advantageous to consumers would be to retain exemptions for public services and to extend them to private operators providing an essential service in the absence of a public service.
There are provisions to ensure that public-public cooperation does not cause distortions of competition in relation to private economic operators.
This directive should aim to ensure that any exempted public-public cooperation does not cause a distortion of competition in relation to private economic operators.