Examples of using Privatisations in English and their translations into Polish
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Obscure privatisations and corruption, the lack of freedom of the press in parts of the country,
public service liberalisations and privatisations, and which stressed labour flexibility.
imposing cuts and privatisations on the health sector when shortages are already enormous.
in practice privatisations are understood
the promotion of economic policies, such as privatisations which are exacerbating the recession by increasing unemployment
has seen significant structural changes and privatisations that have boosted growth and competitiveness.
judge complex economic and financial cases based on DNA's recent investigations into fraud in privatisations and public procurement.
it wants more neoliberal policies, more privatisations, more free competition,
Paul has extensive transactional experience, assisting multinational clients develop their presence in Central and Eastern Europe(CEE), both through the purchase of privately held companies and privatisations.
it wants more neoliberal policies, more privatisations, more free competition,
While privatisations were implemented in line with the plans in 2015,
Notwithstanding some progress regarding privatisations and the liberalisation of the electricity market, it is essential that structural reforms are accelerated on a broad basis to improve
namely privatisations as well as an exceptional level of public
the aim being to impose austerity measures on workers and people, privatisations and public investment cuts in essential sectors and services.
that it has been synonymous with liberalisations and privatisations, followed sooner or later by the inevitable monopolistic concentration at EU level.
facilitating the privatisations, mergers and takeovers promoted by the third liberalisation package
overproduction which is also infesting the Member States of the European Union- is to use the World Trade Organization as an important prop with an active role in imposing the full liberalisation of trade and commerce, privatisations and takeovers and the penetration of the European monopolies into new markets.
However, it seeks to create the conditions so that when privatisations do occur, they do so within the framework of the European Union
acceptance of responsibility for the increasingly neoliberal Union policies, such as privatisations and the devaluing of labour,
namely privatisations as well as an exceptional level of public