Examples of using Privatisations in English and their translations into Slovak
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However the greatest turn happened in the area of privatisations, where the new government(at that time) cancelled all unfinished transactions and blocked all other possible privatisations.
The Task Force for Greece helps the Greek government with structural reforms, privatisations, tax reforms
It also participated in two Tunisian privatisations for a total amount of 6,7 million euro.
push on with budget cuts and privatisations to overcome its debt crisis, the country's Prime Minister George Papandreou and senior ECB officials said on Saturday.
This resolution supports the obligation for the people of Montenegro to submit to the Copenhagen criteria and accelerated privatisations.
Following privatisations and efforts to optimise procurement policies in recent years,
The list of proposed reforms Athens has presented to the Brussels Group includes revenues of 1.5 billion euros from privatisations this year.
The privatisations that have taken place in the sector have not added value to the services provided
in practice privatisations are understood and carried out in different ways
the foreign debt, or the cuts and privatisations aimed at achieving viability,
Notwithstanding some progress regarding privatisations and the liberalisation of the electricity market,
environmental protection, privatisations, public procurement& PPP
Obscure privatisations and corruption, the lack of freedom of the press in parts of the country,
said on Monday it had agreed to join a coalition on condition that it did not approve further austerity measures or force privatisations.
thereby preventing the city council from carrying out any more privatisations for the next three years.
has seen significant structural changes and privatisations that have boosted growth and competitiveness.
ongoing or planned privatisations or an exceptional level of public
pension reform, privatisations and the creation of a''bad bank'' which will assume problem debt in the financial system.
When there is talk of privatisations, Mr Barroso,
push on with budget cuts and privatisations to overcome its debt crisis,
