Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Liberalisation would in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Liberalisation would be radical.
A rushed and ill-considered liberalisation would be highly dangerous.
Overall, liberalisation would have a positive impact on competition in the EU aftermarket.
The Commission is however right in stating that liberalisation would improve the functioning of the Internal Market.
Liberalisation would cause milk production to be concentrated in just a few regions
Of the different sets of options, only"liberalisation" would alter the Union's sugar supply conditions profoundly and rapidly.
that it became possible for the EU to determine what the impact of gradual liberalisation would be.
Further liberalisation would be welcome.
We have set a ceiling on the liberalisation of very sensitive items, and liberalisation would only be of limited duration.
We have argued that such liberalisation would be beneficial to the Japanese economy as well as to its trading partners.
To the contrary, structural change being the dominant long-term economic response to liberalisation would have negative environmental consequences.
Full liberalisation would, at least under current socio-economic conditions, mainly benefit strong companies and leading groups rather than weaker ones.
In this case we proposed a practicable solution whereby the decision on liberalisation would not be taken until a study had been presented in 2012.
Mr President, complete liberalisation would lead to an increase in competition in the rail sector
the recurring argument is that liberalisation would be the solution to the need to modernise these services.
Such liberalisation would particularly affect France. In France,
An example of how uncertain the EIA's forecasts are is the fact that it is argued that liberalisation would entail losses in market share and turnover for the VMs and, in contrast, gains for IS EIA, page 43.
Moving first" on aviation liberalisation would also play an important role for the dissemination of European technical standards,
harmonised rules and further liberalisation would bring significant economic
According to car manufacturers, therefore, complete liberalisation would put 50,000 jobs at risk,
generalisation that dismisses the fallacy that agricultural liberalisation would only be a magic recipe for development.
Such liberalisation would serve to jeopardise air transport safety,
the negative consequences of a Euro-Med liberalisation would not be broadly distributed but rather concentrated in a few regions,
the negative consequences of a Euro-Med liberalisation would not be broadly distributed but rather concentrated in a few regions,
Then we said that liberalisation offers would not be made in the areas of health,
This gradual liberalisation plan would give us a real common network in the European Union by 2010.
At the beginning, the Commission's position and statements declared that liberalisation offers would not be made in the field of European public services.