Examples of using Private operators in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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as a way to involve private operators in the design and construction of infrastructures
Monopoly End Mexico ended Pemex's production monopoly in 2013 to let private operators develop oil in the country for the first time since the 1930s.
Mexico ended Pemex's production monopoly in 2013 to let private operators develop oil in the country for the first time since the 1930s.
and competing private operators who run quick non-stop services on the more popular routes
stakeholders(overall local private operators and investors in renewable energies) as well as with local communities,
information delivered by Copernicus, public or private operators may develop value-added services("downstream services") with the objective to meet specific needs.
The variety of structures and statutes(public or private operators, public-private partnerships)
cultural needs of viewers and listeners while limiting the collateral damage for state aid for private operators to a minimum.
Internet service providers and other private operators with an Internet presence.
civil protection units and public and private operators of critical infrastructures and networks.
innovation work carried out by public and private operators in an effort to find new cures
The national and regional authorities expected that the last mile connections would be carried out by private operators directly, or that private operators would be supported by funding from the Digital Poland OP in the 2014-2020 programme period.
in its reply that RTVE's funding scheme distorts competition merely because that scheme enables it to compete with private operators on the markets for the acquisition of programme content.
Article 49 EC requires that the award of a limited number of licences for national television broadcasting by private operators takes place pursuant to transparent
The legislation will make Luxembourg the first country in Europe to offer a legal framework to ensure that private operators can be confident about their rights over resources they extract in space.
Luxembourg plans to“set out a formal legal framework which ensures that private operators working in space can be confident about their rights to the resources they extract,
enable it to cooperate with eligible private operators, which would introduce state-of-the-art technologies
Create an obligation for public and private operators of critical infrastructures to report incidents,
we are familiar with this problem, private operators who comply with stringent requirements
regardless of the likely conduct of private operators and, in the present case, of the applicant's ability to cover itself in concreto the costs of any environmental damage associated with its mining operations.