Examples of using Privatisations in English and their translations into Dutch
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(PT) This European Council reaffirmed the positions of the so-called Lisbon Strategy, with liberalisations and privatisations, labour flexibility and the planned attack on workers' rights,
The privatisations that have taken place in the sector have not added value to the services provided
All you have to do is look at the consequences of applying the blind criteria of the Stability Pact, and of the liberalisations and privatisations of strategic public-service sectors,
It is time to break with the neoliberal policies of the Stability and Growth Pact, with liberalisations and privatisations, and with free competition, which are always in the service of economic
included structural sector and public service liberalisations and privatisations, and which stressed labour flexibility.
is resulting in privatisations, massive unemployment,
redundancies and privatisations, are not only going to push Greece into a major recession
While privatisations were implemented in line with the plans in 2015,
Notwithstanding some progress regarding privatisations and the liberalisation of the electricity market,
The Chinese state at different levels, has not stopped these two privatisations because they think that they should remain in the state sector as part of a state-owned planned economy.
on protecting prominent people, and the Spanish Presidency, in its opposition to my report on the market for public transport, did not manage to find a majority to enforce large-scale privatisations.
of the restructuring plan, particularly on liquidation's and privatisations' progress and on the closures.
thereby preventing the city council from carrying out any more privatisations for the next three years.
the delay in completing the full liberalisation of the markets and privatisations and making temporary
the rapid liberalisations and privatisations called for by the Lisbon Strategy.
high-quality public services and the damaging consequences of the liberalisations and privatisations that have already taken place in various areas.
The privatisations that this has entailed, the debt-servicing that is putting a strain on the national budget to the detriment of public services,
the aim being to impose austerity measures on workers and people, privatisations and public investment cuts in essential sectors and services.
the firm's expertise includes privatisations in the public and semi-public sector,
directly to award the contract to an entity over which they have control- the adopted recommendation forms part of the policies of liberalisation and of promoting privatisations and monopolies at the expense of public funding on the basis of the forces of each country coming together.