Examples of using Private operators in English and their translations into Dutch
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This distorted the competitive situation in the parcel delivery market to the detriment of private operators.
I call on public and private operators alike to use the enormous power they have to win over viewers and audiences instead of being won over by them.
The same holds true in a situation where a Member State awards, to a limited number of private operators, the right to provide national television broadcasting services by radio frequency.
Amendment 13 discusses reductions in employment in other utility markets partially compensated by higher employment by private operators.
By doing this the Commission has created major disequilibrium within the Union between the public and private operators in the excluded sectors.
watch out for private operators disguised as commercial services.
According to the WB report20, the arrival of private operators has undeniably boosted the productivity of workers in the sector.
At the same time, it is also in the public interest to maintain the incentives for private operators.
The proposed concentration would link some of the main players in a market that has only recently been opened to competition by private operators.
how such committees could function in relation to private operators.
in possible partnership with private operators.
One of its main themes will be the complementary roles of postal administrations and private operators.
The financing of public television channels has beenthe focus of complaints from private operators.
Exempting the activities of public operators therefore creates distortions of competition vis‑à‑vis private operators, who are subject to VAT.
market positions through alliances and acquisitions of private operators.
The limited nature of the market due to the very small number of public and private operators;
Since there is often insufficient demand and transactions in such areas, private operators may often decide not to invest.
In terms of volume, the postal administrations provide 96% and private operators only 4% of services.
Private operators, chosen as the result of a tender procedure, will be responsible for the transport of
Finally, the private operators have obtained confirmation of the liberalisation of juicy public services- the post office,