Examples of using Liberalisation process in English and their translations into Swedish
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The liberalisation process of international trade in financial services necessitates business statistics in the financial services area to support the trade negotiations;
We believe that we must urgently block the liberalisation process and re-appropriate public services by freeing them from the markets.
PT Madam President, these agreements are part of the liberalisation process that is currently underway in the air transport sector.
The idea that operators might- whatever their legal status- be excluded from the field of application once the liberalisation process currently under way has produced adequate results can be accepted.
The national postal services responded to the pressure from this liberalisation process by starting to change their structures
which is currently undergoing a liberalisation process.
asked to assess the liberalisation process and its shortcomings.
The road services market has indeed functioned increasingly well since the liberalisation process started in 2001.
measures on ACP countries, and their capacity to adapt and adjust their economies to the liberalisation process.
asked to assess the liberalisation process and its shortcomings.
namely proper preparation of the liberalisation process.
satisfactory results which will have a major positive impact on the liberalisation process in this sector.
consumers from reaping the full benefit of the liberalisation process.
The table below shows how Community regulation approaches access regulation differently according to the specificities of the industries concerned and the stage of the liberalisation process.
It is extremely regrettable that the French/German axis has caused the derailment of the liberalisation process within the European energy market.
are indeed different and at different stages of the liberalisation process.
The decision will comply with GATS rules- mainly the obligation not to exclude any sector from the liberalisation process.
In the course of 2005, the Competition DG continued its endeavours to ensure that pre‑liberalisation commercial practices in the energy markets do not undermine the liberalisation process.
However, some shortcomings might weaken the liberalisation process' ability to deliver to the consumer better services at lower cost.
There is now a strong support for undertaking in this sector a liberalisation process as has happened in nearly all other sectors.