Examples of using Liberalised in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
In a liberalised market only the short-term benefits are taken into account.
This means that everyone can live there. Liberalised.
Liberalised markets.
Shop-opening hours should be liberalised further;
Liberalised sectors.
Professions where quality systems are liberalised.
Our citizens do not want a liberalised water sector.
This restriction was subsequently liberalised by the relevant national legislator in 1997.
Use of cable TV networks for liberalised services.
Use of cable TV networks for liberalised services.
The trade in industrial goods between these two countries has been liberalised since 1 January 2002.
When economies are liberalised, one of the first consequences is the patent need to expand the existing financial systems.
Since many transport sectors have been liberalised, those prices are no longer justified oncompetition policy grounds.
These are the results that have been achieved in the areas which have been deregulated and liberalised.
What is needed here is the globalisation of regulatory and supervisory systems in this age of increasingly deregulated and liberalised capital transactions.
This is because the Court presently is considering how the current exemption should be interpreted in an ever more liberalised postal market.
These countries have the right to choose the rate at which their borders are opened up and their economies liberalised.
Consequently, the Commission will continue to foster fair and liberalised trade in the renewable energy sector.
Strengthening of the financial system to prepare for a fully liberalised capital account regime;
The rapporteur calls for the market in trade in services to be opened up and liberalised.