Examples of using State-controlled in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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In contrast to firms located in other types of autocracies, state-controlled businesses in dominant party authoritarian regimes often comply with international financial regulations.
Russia's state-controlled broadcasters heaped scorn on Yanukovych, casting him as
Poland's state-controlled LOT Airlines said it would seek compensation from Boeing for grounding its two planes.
Yapi Kredi and state-controlled Ziraat Bank.
the CEO of Russian state-controlled oil company Rosneft,
Detecting and identifying manufacturers of such software outside state-controlled organizations at the present stage is one of the most complex and difficult to solve problems.
who grooved to rock‘n' roll tunes ignored by the state-controlled radio outlets.
is a state-controlled Nigerian aviation company based at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Ikeja, Lagos State.
Greeks ushered in the New Year with new higher electricity prices as the state-controlled electricity company PPC increased rates by 9.2%.
The country's largest lender, state-controlled Sberbank, said it had been hacked into on Tuesday
specifically to Russia's state-controlled nuclear-energy conglomerate, Rosatom.
are hard to verify because of censorship laws imposed on state-controlled media.
It's the first new sponsor contracted by FIFA since September 2013, when Russian state-controlled gas company Gazprom signed up only for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
they refuse to swallow the propaganda fed to them by state-controlled media and they resent President Vladimir V. Putin's authoritarian regime.
which is state-controlled, had $44 billion in profits last year.
specifically to Russia's state-controlled nuclear-energy conglomerate, Rosatom.
the WTO's rules must change to take account of state-controlled enterprises.
money- even its own state-controlled bank.
Tobis, were merged into one state-controlled entity.
had pressured him to appoint“dubious people” at state-controlled companies.
