Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Opened up to competition in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The market for mail weighing more than 50g is opened up to competition.
Air transport has been opened up to competition which no-one now questions,
On 1 January 2011 the Belgian postal market is completely opened up to competition.
The rice sector was opened up to competition on the European market some time ago,
more markets must be opened up to competition.
Rail freight services have been opened up to competition since 1 January 2007.
The Swedish Social Democrats in the European Parliament consider that the postal market within the EU should be opened up to competition.
Since markets were fully opened up to competition in 1998, users
During the last decade, the telecommunications sector has been opened up to competition in all the Member States.
With the road transport sector now fully opened up to competition, the absence of harmonised fuel taxes seems increasingly to be an obstacle to the smooth functioning of the internal market.
Taking these developments into account and combining them with previous ones, around 60% of the EU letter post will effectively be opened up to competition by the end of 2007.
In principle, most telecommunications markets in the EU have been completely opened up to competition since 1 January 1998, following the implementation of several European Council Directives. Telephone and telefax equipment and services index.
economic interest are provided, have gradually been opened up to competition.
noted that with the road transport sector now fully opened up to competition, the absence of harmonised fuel taxes seemed increasingly to be an obstacle to the smooth functioning of the internal market.
services of general economic interest are provided, have gradually been opened up to competition.
there are other countries whose markets have been opened up to competition through tendering procedures
Both small commercial users and larger businesses have benefited from lower telecommunications costs as well as from lower electricity costs in those Member States where these segments of the market have been opened up to competition.
The drafting of the code is to be viewed against the background of the liberalization of the domesticsector(the industrial sector having already been opened up to competition) initiated in the United Kingdom by the Gas Act 1995.
in light of the far-reaching impact that those decisions may have when the postal services are entirely opened up to competition.
Contributions from several important stakeholders were- surprisingly- still based on the assumption that existing EC law obligations do not require the award of concessions to be opened up to competition, in particular by enabling all undertakings to express their interest in obtaining concessions.
in any event using a degree of advertising sufficient to enable the services market to be opened up to competition and the impartiality of procurement rules to be reviewed.
which requires such contracts to be opened up to competition rather than simply awarded by extending the contract of the incumbent.
July 2004, when the consumer market other than homes has to be opened up to competition, and in July 2007.
Opening up to competition will lead to a deterioration of secondary lines,
The Directives combine opening up to competition while maintaining service quality,
As of 1 January 2003, the Commission proposes to increase the range of services that Member States must open up to competition.
Liberalisation means opening up to competition and it is my view that if such services of national interest,
The EESC believes that the decision-making authorities should prevent a situation whereby full opening up to competition within the framework of a major integrated European-American economic zone weakens citizens' protection.
In order to guarantee the opening up to competition of public procurement contracts awarded by entities operating in the water, energy, transport