Examples of using Privatisation process in English and their translations into Turkish
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RS to revise privatisation process.
The privatisation process has gone slowly, amid reports of corruption and disinterest among investors.
The agency, however, acknowledges the privatisation process has not been a complete success.
Kosovo's privatisation process dates back to the UNMIK administration, during which the Kosovo Trust Agency(KTA) was formed.
Raiffeisen was one of two candidates in the privatisation process for the Savings Bank.
Kosovo's privatisation process is under scrutiny.
Critics say changing the rules of the game in the midst of a privatisation process is unfair.
Albania launched the privatisation process of hydropower plants on Monday May 30th.
Such support is also in the interest of maintaining continuity during the privatisation process, the organisation says.
Yet, we have to make sure the privatisation process was open and transparent, without illegal state aids.
Nastase is expected to promise measuressuch as reducing the annual inflation rate from 13.7 per cent to 9 per cent and speeding up the privatisation process.
The act marks the beginning of the privatisation process for the country's largest company.
We have held three debates and one or two more remain to be organised,as well as training of journalists who cover the ESM privatisation process.
Kosovo is taking a hard look at its privatisation process in light of recurring complaints.
Since purchasing the Sartid steel manufacturer in 2003, USSteel has turned the operation around, becoming Serbia's largest exporter and a major success story in the privatisation process.
Schook briefed them about the privatisation process in Kosovo and how private property issues are handled.
Economic imbalances are widening and could potentially jeopardise Serbia-Montenegro's economic achievements so far, an IMF delegation has warned,calling on authorities to speed up the privatisation process.
A high price offer has successfully ended the privatisation process for Telekom Srpske, one of the leading companies in BiH.
Thaci and his party continue to press for snap elections by mid-December, saying they are needed because of the upcoming talks with Serbia as well as a host of domestic reasons,including the privatisation process, approval of the state budget, and various infrastructure projects.
KESH is undergoing a privatisation process and one of its branches-- the Operator of Distribution-- is expected to be privatised this summer.
According to Miroslav Miskovic, the president of Delta Holding, the privatisation process so far is unfolding amid considerable chaos.
We believe that the privatisation process is the first step towards economic development, which means creation of stable work places," KPA spokesman Ylli Kaloshi told SETimes.
Kosovo's Privatisation Agency announced its readiness to launch the privatisation process for the country's only ski resort, Brezovica.
Immediately before launching the privatisation process, the Macedonian government split ESM into three companies: ESM-Distribution, the transmission firm ESM MEPSO, and the power producer ESM ELEM.
At a higher level,nationalist politicians seeking to build a power base often used the privatisation process as a cover to give state assets to their cronies.
The economic restructuring and the privatisation process will lead to a more aggressive decrease of debt," said Romanian Finance Minister Mihai Tanasescu. File.
Stolojan's campaign programme highlighted extending home equity loan payment periods for families in need, the controversial 50% teacher pay raise, accelerating public administration reform and decentralisation,relaunching the privatisation process and implementing tax exemptions for reinvested profit.
He adds that in routine cases, the privatisation process would be stopped, but in Kosovo that will not happen because the revenues from the privatisation will finance the country's deficit.
Bulgartabac's financial situation improved during the privatisation process, the court said, but Apostolov's agency failed to seek improved offers from bidders, as required by the law on tenders.
As chairman of parliament's committee for monitoring the privatisation process, lawmaker Andrija Mandic is taking a lead role in determining just what happened in March 2005, when Montenegro sold its state owned telecom.