Examples of using Privatising in English and their translations into Danish
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These reports are anchored to a large extent in the broader philosophy of liberalising and privatising markets and public services.
the many accidents on privatised networks, such as the German network, are constant emphatic reminders of the damage that is done by privatising this public service.
PT The neoliberal Lisbon Strategy has been one of the European Union's basic instruments for promoting financial deregulation, privatising public services,
medium-sized businesses and allow the European monopolies to take over, by financing and privatising them, rather than consumer interests,
training expenditure, and privatising public sectors,
you now talk about liberalising and privatising the service sector,
completed comprehensive structural reforms, including privatising the banks.
the current trend of reducing or privatising health services or making them ever more dependent on internal market regulation
to improve Sweden's competitiveness, among them reducing the welfare state and privatising public services and goods.
limiting support for the public sector, by gradually privatising and commercialising services of general interest,
and reducing and privatising welfare services.
retirement and further privatising education, health
increasing the flexibility of the labour market and gradually privatising pensions.
Its aim is to deliver the most profitable lines into the hands of the large private economic operators by privatising services, specifically by means of public-private partnerships,
Any attempts at privatising port services, via the inclusion of the sector in the unacceptable
It must remain clear that to innovate does not mean to imitate the old practice of privatising profit and socialising losses
which talks about liberalising markets, privatising certain companies,
Liberalisation by means of privatising public companies may end up consolidating dominant positions
of the European Union for privatising health and welfare, with painful consequences for working
which consists of privatising services and imposing market conditions upon them by means of various pieces of legislation will not safeguard the provision of care in areas such as preventive medicine,