Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Liberalisation will in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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In my view, liberalisation will come at a price.
agreed that further liberalisation will take place;
In my opinion, liberalisation will not help us in the present situation.
does not include an assessment of the impact that liberalisation will have on tar sands.
Of course agricultural liberalisation will benefit some developing countries.
Liberalisation will have a significant impact on the shape of electricity and gas markets.
Oxfam has claimed that unfettered liberalisation will harm the most vulnerable.
Liberalisation will bring the average electric ity price in 2010 20 to 15% below the current level.
The negotiations to conclude a second stage agreement in order to achieve further liberalisation will start no later than 60 days after 30 March 2008, the date of the provisional application of the agreement.
This liberalisation will mainly benefit the US multinationals that dominate the world market in the sector.
and preparations for liberalisation will begin only afterwards.
However the impact of liberalisation will, as in the textiles sector, be ambiguous.
since the Commission is certain that the rapid progress towards liberalisation will continue and will produce effects before this proposal can come into force.
Liberalisation will produce all its benefits only if we have first provided a definite answer to this question.
the harmonisation is necessary and the liberalisation will be warmly welcomed by EU citizens since the benefits of the single market will be reinforced.
Telecommunications liberalisation will continue to have a major impact on the economy as a whole.
The advent of new electronic means of communications is having a fundamental influence on changes to the structure of the demand for postal services; liberalisation will thus lead to a better,
Telecommunications liberalisation will continue to have a major impact on the economy as a whole.
profitability may be. In contrast, liberalisation will only lead to reduced services,
Liberalisation will only be accepted if it results in real advantages and consumers need not fear for their safety.
we want to know what the social effects of liberalisation will be on employment on jobs
Liberalisation will result in electricity
It is at this stage unclear whether any worldwide liberalisation will take place in the near future that would reduce this protection, due to the uncertainties surrounding the World Trade Organisation Doha Round.
Liberalisation will help keep energy prices down,
Privatisation and liberalisation will push up prices,
Liberalisation will also open business opportunities to independent spare parts producers,
This liberalisation will bring greater efficiency,
Such liberalisation will boost economic growth in Europe as a whole,
This liberalisation will entail new legislative tasks,
Such blind liberalisation will do nothing to advance the cause of the European idea