Examples of using Liberalisation process in English and their translations into German
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The Commission assessed these developments in 1996 in its Communication entitled Impact of the third package of air transport liberalisation measures2 noting that the liberalisation process had mutated the economic environment for air transport by making it an increasingly competitive market.
enforcement activities in specific cases to support the liberalisation process were also vigorously pursued in 2005.
To support the liberalisation process it will be necessary to introduce a benchmarking process,
the proposed deletion of the replacement Article 12. In any liberalisation process it is very important to ensure that certain standards are maintained,
Regarding liberalisation processes and, more generally, the relation between the public
General characteristics of the liberalisation process.
Liberalisation process in the railway sector.
Pursue the visa facilitation and liberalisation process.
Pursue the visa visa facilitation and liberalisation process.
Chapter 3 The liberalisation process: telecommunications and electricity markets.
Competition policy constitutes an important complement to this liberalisation process.
The Commission remains thus convinced that there is no alternative to the liberalisation process.
The settlement shows that the Commission is fully committed to foster the liberalisation process by chasing anti-competitive behaviour”.
The negotiations will enter their third phase in September 2006 and focus on the mutual liberalisation process and market access.
The liberalisation process has been accompanied by changing patterns in state intervention,
Table 4.18:% of European SMEs that suggest a need/no need to accelerate the liberalisation process.
We should ask why we are speeding up the liberalisation process when the 1991 directive has only just been revised?
However, some shortcomings might weaken the liberalisation process' ability to deliver to the consumer better services at lower cost.
We believe that we must urgently block the liberalisation process and re-appropriate public services by freeing them from the markets.
Normally speaking, after a liberalisation process, companies tend to operate in tune with the market which has been liberalised.