Examples of using Private operators in English and their translations into Polish
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Setting a specific target for biogas would introduce further administrative burdens for private operators and public authorities.
to reinforce the resilience of critical infrastructures, private operators will have a crucial role to play.
Partnership between businesses and private operators and public authorities is key from an operational and security-related point of view.
transactions in such areas, private operators may often decide not to invest.
In fact, only Member States may submit requests concerning transport networks, whereas private operators in the energy sector are also entitled to submit requests.
There are many private operators besides State Railway SJ and most of them do accept Interrail.
In Great Britain there isn't a single State Railways, but many different private operators, all of which accept Interrail except Heathrow Express.
The collection of tolls for sections managed by private operators under concessions, will take place in accordance with existing rules.
The Commission's objectives are rather modest, given private operators' lack of interest in certain areas,
the operation of gaming machines and casinos are entrusted to duly-authorised private operators.
also contain obligations for private operators e.g. vessel masters.
which are being limited to high-cost sectors unprofitable for private operators.
The EESC feels that it is not self-evident where exactly the line can be drawn between public infrastructure and private operators' resources and that this is a matter for discussion.
The draft communication clarifies that public broadcasters shall provide audiovisual services on all media platforms while leaving private operators sufficient incentives to stay in the market.
require them to cooperate with private operators.
Private operators, organisations acting on behalf of producers
Where private operators provide a social service, Member States may decide to support the operation of the market to ensure that certain objectives of general interest are met.
electronic communication systems is largely controlled by private operators.
The EESC believes that public-public cooperation must not create parallel markets which evade public procurement rules and exclude private operators.
used by farmers/private operators because of commercial interests