Examples of using Liberalising in English and their translations into Dutch
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Member States should focus on liberalising their economies, lowering taxes
Gradually liberalising global trade in services is an important factor in future economic growth including in the developing world.
I rapid progress in liberalising the core sectors of the information society in Europe.
Mr President, we are in favour of liberalising the Union' s postal services.
in Porto Alegre, the crucial importance of liberalising world trade was recognised.
Benefits flowing from liberalising use of existing infrastructure for liberalised telecoms services will include the following direct and indirect effects.
that there should be some caution in liberalising services particularly public services.
Mr President, we Members of Parliament ourselves have adopted numerous provisions on liberalising air transport.
Competition is still insufficient even if the benefits to consumers of liberalising the telecommunication and energy sectors are starting to be felt.
The railway package contains a proposal that extends the preparation time for liberalising domestic passenger transport.
In order for Europe to gain a firmer foothold in an increasingly globalised world, it needs, first and foremost, to press ahead with liberalising the markets.
It should be borne in mind, however, that we are currently implementing the directive liberalising the electricity and gas markets whose main objective is to bring down energy prices.
work towards liberalising the market and reduce our carbon emissions.
Using this report to try and close down the debate on liberalising gambling and the lottery market is plainly wrong.
in reinforcing competition policy and in liberalising telecommunications.
The interconnector came into operation in October 1998, i.e. before the entry into force of the Directive liberalising the gas sector Directive 98/30/EC.
Rather we are supportive of the broad thrust of what we believe to be the liberalising effect of the text, which is absolutely overdue.
As protectionist and liberalising measures accumulate, a situation will arise
The adoption of legislation aimed at liberalising European energy markets must be accompanied by the strict application of European competition law.
Why are we incapable of liberalising our own markets, and why do we have to be forced into doing so by other countries?