Examples of using Liberalised in English and their translations into Czech
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This study is facilitated by the fact that postal services have already been liberalised in several EU Member States,
One job I had was advising companies on the newly liberalised industries- the telecoms industry,
The major fluctuations in the liberalised markets and the effects of climate change continue to necessitate a safety net.
Cabotage should be liberalised, but it is still too soon to do so suddenly and indiscriminately.
Last year, the European Union liberalised the visa regime for the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia,
The fact is that the acknowledged results of having liberalised the electricity market demonstrate that neither workers
HU Madam President, by the end of 2012 postal services will be fully liberalised, and the common market will have been achieved in this area too.
which are already liberalised.
governed by two Regulations, pursuant to which occasional international transport services have been liberalised.
we should not veer the other way to a fully liberalised agricultural market.
however, it also presents a modernised and somewhat liberalised regulation of business corporations.
He cannot blame liberalisation, therefore, as passenger transport has not been liberalised, nor can he come up with all kinds of other excuses.
Firstly, it cleans up the text by deleting the obsolete sections on the transition to the liberalised markets.
On the one hand, Europe's airspace has been completely liberalised for the aviation industry
where the market is liberalised, and Germany, where it is not,
It wants them to'be based on the principles of liberalised and open markets and reciprocity of investment rights between the partners,
Given the pressures on the employment of millions of people in a modern liberalised economy, and given the effects of the pursuit of the internal market, it is essential that a proper
which would afford consumers far less protection, does not mean that the market should not be liberalised.
excessively high minimum wages, the Deutsche Post, the German Post Office, is keeping any competitors away from the officially liberalised market.
10.3% more than in countries where the market has been liberalised.