Examples of using Liberalised in English and their translations into Polish
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Also the gas market has been liberalised for large customers, corresponding to 80 per cent of consumption.
It is true that certain services can benefit from a liberalised economic environment
However, aid has to be used carefully in the liberalised telecoms markets to avoid a'crowding out' of private investment.
In the network industries, the telecommunication sector is now liberalised, whilst the postal services sector is being opened-up.
Future activities will focus, in particular, on improving the operation of the liberalised market, the increasing need for coherence in the European energy mix,
However, public funding has to be used carefully in the liberalised telecoms markets to avoid a crowding out of private investments.
Local and long-distance telecommunication services were fully liberalised in January 2002
Cabotage should be liberalised, but it is still too soon to do so suddenly and indiscriminately.
However, in the context of a liberalised market, where railway undertakings compete directly with the traditional monopolies,
building such infrastructure in liberalised markets is an ongoing process that requires regular monitoring
National road haulage is also liberalised through a Council Regulation on cabotage99 while national passenger markets are still largely protected.
An efficient, liberalised and well connected internal energy market is a prerequisite for an effective policy on energy security.
In other liberalised markets, tendering of public service contracts has shown savings of 20-30% for a given level of service which can be re-invested to improve services.
In a liberalised regime, EU parts manufacturers will be allowed to produce in the EU parts for supplying important export markets USA,
Liberalised and competitive markets help security of supply by sending the right investment signals to industry participants.
The world trade in wine is already highly liberalised, with EU wine import duty at low levels.
In recently liberalised markets, there is an increasing trend of consumers addressing their complaints to the regulatory authorities.
The ideas of a liberalised global free market, on the one hand,
since these postal markets will be liberalised this year.
The Czech power market was fully liberalised in 2006 and is currently one of Europe's most advanced markets.