Примери за използване на Privatisations на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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To develop a significantly scaled up privatisation programme with improved governance; valuable Greek assets will be transferred to an independent fund that will monetize the assets through privatisations and other means.
hedge fund industries, and even privatisations- all of which can help to make economies more efficient- may come under threat.
An early election in Greece could have delayed reform implementation, privatisations and Greece's efforts to return to bond markets.
Or take the tide of privatisations over the past three decades,
Romania have both undertaken large-scale privatisations.
Valuable Greek assets will be transferred to an independent fund that will monetize the assets through privatisations and other means.
It also participated in two Tunisian privatisations for a total amount of 6,7 million euro.
Through privatisations annual dividends are too often substituted for one-time payments,
The Council emphasised that the government decided to privatise 3. Maj, Brodosplit, Brodotrogir, Kraljevica and Uljanik plants, and that these privatisations should be completed before any further restructuring.
public spending, privatisations and other reforms.
European experts reported minimal progress in privatisations, failures in collecting overdue taxes
reforms in the 1990s, including privatisations, brought some financial stability.
Since the 1980's Spain has been an active player when it comes to privatisations.
who had carried out spending cuts and privatisations.
exploitation of state property, privatisations and spending cuts.
It promises the nationalisation of strategically important companies but does not exclude new privatisations, while its ecological objectives are very broad and very vague.
the Serbian government announced that it would halt privatisations until the formation of a new government.
lower taxes, and privatisations.
Solvay Sodi and its subsidiaries are an example of one of the most successful privatisations in Bulgaria.
This agreement will prevent governments from returning public services to public hands when privatisations fail.