Examples of using Liberalised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Liberalised provision of services, enhanced exchanges of students and researchers, intensified contacts bringing civil society,
Inland public transport markets in the EU have been opened up or liberalised to differing degrees, ranging from those that remain closed via those that allow controlled competition to those that have been fully liberalised. .
while the four regulations liberalised international road haulage
it is young people who have the moral authority to introduce sense into overly liberalised and globalised world,
Herzegovina were making and could make progress initiating important reforms, and liberalised the visa regime for their citizens.
on the one hand, and preserve competition in liberalised areas, to avoid de facto re-monopolisation, on the other hand.
Finland liberalised opening hours
The controls on the priority of workers integrated into the regular labour market shall not apply to providers of services liberalised by a specific agreement between the Contracting Parties concerning the provision of services(including the Agreement on certain aspects of government procurement in so far as it covers the provision of services).
the European Community has endeavoured to develop an increasingly liberalised market, while also maintaining high standards of services and safety.
In writing.- Conservative MEPs supported amendments allowing for milk quota increases of at least 2% per year before the abolition of the quota regime in 2015 as a means of preparing the ground for a liberalised, market-orientated dairy sector.
the militarisation of the EU within the framework of NATO; the liberalised single market with its free movement of goods,
The sectors liberalised by each of the Parties pursuant to this Section and, by means of reservations, the market access
The sectors liberalised by each of the Parties pursuant to this Chapter and, by means of reservations, the market access
The sectors liberalised by each of the Parties pursuant to this Chapter and, by means of reservations, the market access
to Universal Service Providers(USPs), on the one hand, and the preservation of competition in liberalised areas of the postal market, to avoid de facto re-monopolisation by USPs.
a service which had previously been liberalised.
with the emphasis on removing obstacles to competition in the recently liberalised sectors as well as certain other regulated sectors such as telecommunications,
The controls on the priority of workers integrated into the regular labour market shall not apply to providers of services liberalised by a specific agreement between the Contracting Parties concerning the provision of services(including the Agreement on certain aspects of government procurement in so far as it covers the provision of services).
per cent provided for in paragraph 1, be entitled to take into account the amount of imports liberalised by autonomous measures.
total increase of 20% provided for n paragraph 1, to take into account the amount of imports liberalised by autonomous action.