Examples of using Opening-up in English and their translations into Danish
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The same goes for the amendment seeking to allow only partial opening-up of the market.
such as the increase in powers of this Parliament and the opening-up of Council decision-making,
also complements the opening-up of Europe's gas and electricity markets.
This is a matter of the domestic macroeconomic policies of these countries and the opening-up of their markets.
Opening-up of public procurement will create important opportunities for businesses of all sizes,
I am well aware that this opening-up means that change must be much faster than it was in the past,
Of course, it is said- and in my opinion this is correct- that the opening-up of the markets will now lead to increased capacity in Eastern Europe also.
What is at issue here is that we make it simply and convincingly clear that the opening-up of competition in the water market cannot be achieved by means of general competition law.
because I am concerned about the opening-up of banking in particular.
Of course, it is said- and in my opinion this is correct-that the opening-up of the markets will now lead to in creased capacity in Eastern Europe also.
We believe that the key to sustainable development of the planet as a whole hinges on our ability to combine the opening-up of the markets with the application of multilateral rules.
With the opening-up of our internal borders, our external borders have become our common frontier
transport patterns already favour it: the opening-up of public procure ment could help encourage the trend towards rationalization,
So these are the two crucial components: the opening-up of all networks for cross-border traffic
The opening-up of Morocco, from Pope John Paul II's visit to Casablanca to the festival of sacred art in Fez,
the European licence for train drivers on which we are to vote tomorrow represents an important step towards the opening-up of rail transport throughout Europe.
Also saw another opening-up, that of the Union itself, with the commencement on 1 February of the negotiations for enlargement to include Austria,
We know that the opening-up of the networks has meant a substantial increase in rail freight transport,
European competition policies and also the competitiveness and opening-up of the European markets,
Today, only a few years after the opening-up eastwards, it already seems a matter of course that democracy