Examples of using Liberalisation in English and their translations into Italian
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With a view to progressive capital liberalisation, monetary policy must be made more efficient
On behalf of the PPE Group.- Madam President, the PPE Group is committed to speeding up visa liberalisation for all countries in the Western Balkans by July 2010.
We have already seen from last year's visa liberalisation that many people equated visa-free travel with being given carte blanche.
To re-establish itself as the driver of global trade liberalisation and the pre-eminent forum for trade negotiations,
Liberalisation has proceeded apace in telecommunications,
Liberalisation of the network industries, which is generally
Liberalisation of trade must integrate social and environmental concerns
Even when Brazil maintains that it supports complete liberalisation, we know full well that this is not the Indian position.
Indeed, we do not view liberalisation as an end in itself, and we are therefore not in favour of liberalising passenger transport.
While liberalisation has started in most of the network industries, effective competition is stilllimited in these sectors.
The Lisbon European Council asked that liberalisation in areas such as gas, electricity,
For example, in its agreement to a highly asymmetrical liberalisation agreement with the other SADC countries which will benefit those countries.
countries engaged in economic regional integration and trade liberalisation, and strengthening their capacity to improve domestic tax revenue mobilisation.
To the contrary, structural change being the dominant long-term economic response to liberalisation would have negative environmental consequences.
Liberalisation in services is as important a part of the inbuilt agenda of this round as agriculture.
Proceed with the liberalisation of the network industries,
Moreover, the variation in the degree of energy market liberalisation in the Member States gives rise to significant discrepancies in the level of single market completion.
In contrast, liberalisation of the internal markets in electricity
The increase in competition in the sector resulting from liberalisation coincides today with a difficult technological and market transition.
Liberalisation deserves specific mention, as it can lead to a redistribution of resources between companies.