Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Liberalisation has in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Financial liberalisation has become a priority under the new leadership.
Even within sectors previously dominated by cosy national monopolies, liberalisation has led to a growth in employment.
Liberalisation has brought clear benefits to consumers.
In the Netherlands, which wanted to take the lead, liberalisation has resulted in a significant reduction in the quality of train services.
Liberalisation has fostered competition
in which precisely no liberalisation has taken place and in which there are, then, major gains in prosperity still to be brought about.
Liberalisation has accelerated developments in the energy market over the past decade.
Experience in those countries has not so far indicated that liberalisation has led to an increase in the number of jobs in this sector, or to an increase in their quality.
Liberalisation has addressed so far only air service within the boundaries of the European Union6.
On the contrary, with appropriate regulatory control, liberalisation has in fact focused attention on the importance of the level of service provided,
Liberalisation has produced significant tariff reductions leading to convergence of call charges towards actual cost.
Even though incumbents may have laid off some workers, liberalisation has created a large number of new entrants which are creating new employment.
Air- liberalisation has brought more competition,
This new phase of liberalisation has not adversely affected the market.
So liberalisation has taken a lot of parasites off our back in many areas
You would really have to say now that liberalisation has failed and that the world market approach is not the answer for agriculture.
This liberalisation has by no means had any harmful effects,
In countries where these conditions did not exist, however, accelerated liberalisation has led to deindustrialisation,
Liberalisation has clearly led to some efficiency improvements in energy supply and delivered savings to customers,
T of harmonisation and liberalisation has made the industry more competitive
Sudden liberalisation has not materialised in the case of China, for example.
Moreover, liberalisation has triggered major losses of qualified jobs.
Economic and financial liberalisation has clearly shown its shortcomings
Since liberalisation has not progressed as far as in the telecommunications sector,
Current liberalisation has contributed greatly to the competitiveness of European businesses
This liberalisation has contributed to the steady increase in the volume of traffic relating to the sector,
At the same time, liberalisation has served the interests of the large international carriers by concentrating the sector, to the detriment of smaller operators.
This liberalisation has not led to significant competition on the basis of products
Alongside many positive elements, however, liberalisation has also brought with it a degree of poorer safety in the form of the fragmentation of individual companies,
The structural adjustment programmes and unbridled liberalisation have certainly not improved living conditions in those countries.