Examples of using State-controlled in English and their translations into Turkish
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For months, state-controlled media conducted a staggering, all-out offensive against Ankara.
As of now,Komercijalna Banka remains the sole Serbian bank with a majority state-controlled stake.
In a bid to open up state-controlled sectors, more areas will be open to private investment.
To more competition from outside.the rest of the world also wants China to open up its state-controlled markets In the 1990s.
Moreover, the state-controlled company Serbian Oil has a de facto monopoly over oil processing in Serbia.
The Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China(CCPPD)also issued an order for state-controlled media to condemn this meeting.
To open up its state-controlled markets the rest of the world also wants China to more competition from outside. In the 1990s.
Greeks ushered in the NewYear with new higher electricity prices as the state-controlled electricity company PPC increased rates by 9.2.
Bulgaria has sold its state-controlled tobacco monopoly Bulgartabac after five unsuccessful attempts in the past 13 years.
The affected banks are Akbank, Denizbank, Finansbank, HSBC, ING, TEB, Garanti, Halk Bank, Isbank, Vakifbank,Yapi Kredi and state-controlled Ziraat Bank.
Also in business news, Albania will sell its state-controlled oil company, Albpetrol, and Kosovo doubles exports to Macedonia.
Albania's parliament passed a bill on Saturday(November 26th)allowing big power consumers to buy from suppliers other than the state-controlled monopoly KESH and power distributor CEZ.
Bulgaria's government announced sweeping hikes in state-controlled electricity and heating rates, to offset rising international fuel costs. Getty Images.
According to the most recent research, Gerasimovka was described in the Soviet press as a"kulaknest" because all its villagers refused to join the kolkhoz, a state-controlled collective farm during the collectivization.
The contract terms, not yet fully disclosed,foresee state-controlled Zastava and Fiat forming a joint venture, in which the Italians will hold a 67% stake and the government 33.
Bulgaria's privatisation agency opened the long-awaited tender on Tuesday(April 26th)to sell the state-controlled 79.8% stake in local tobacco producer Bulgartabac.
A consortium of state-controlled Russian energy companies, Transneft, Rosneft, and Gazprom, will hold a 51% stake in the pipeline, while Greek and Bulgarian companies will split the remainder.
Imports of Russian gas are now reduced by around 75%," Ioan Rusu,the head of Romania's state-controlled Transgaz pipeline operator, told Reuters on Tuesday.
Serbia and Russian state-controlled gas giant Gazprom have reached an agreement to lower the price for natural gas deliveries to the Balkan state by 12%, Srbijagas announced on December 27th.
The Albanian parliament decided late on Thursday(December 15th)to sell 100% of the country's state-controlled oil company, Albpetrol, to a strategic oil and gas investor through an international tender.
Over 80% of Bulgaria's railways have been staging stoppages between 8am and 4pm every day since Thursday(November 24th)as workers protest the government's initiative to reform the state-controlled enterprise.
The cabinet reached the fiscal targets, but reform in state-controlled companies is critical in order to eliminate their arrears and to reduce subsidies.
North Koreans in a Changing Media Environment" a study commissioned by the U.S. State Department and conducted by Intermedia and released May 10, 2012 shows that despite extremely strict regulations and draconian penalties North Koreans, particularly elite elements,have increasing access to news and other media outside the state-controlled media authorized by the government.
President Leonid Kravchuk's appointment of Masol as Prime Minister of Ukraine on 16June 1994 with his image of"an advocate of state-controlled economy" was seen as a surprise and a pre-election concession to the communist-dominated Verkhovna Rada Ukraine's parliament.
After the announced rise in natural gas and electricity prices, National Bank of SerbiaGovernor Radovan Jelasic said the increase of state-controlled prices could jeopardise the projected 8% inflation for 2009.
The regime maintained itself in political power by means of the secret police, propaganda disseminated through the state-controlled mass media, personality cultism, restriction of free discussion and criticism, the use of mass surveillance, political purges and persecution of specific groups of people.