Examples of using Opening-up in English and their translations into Swedish
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The opening-up of the services market is good
From various angles, the opening-up of trade is linked with economic growth,
Later this year the Commission will publish a strategy on Opening-up Education in order to enhance education
The opening-up of markets is already turning out to mean good business for business groups, banks and insurers.
In addition, it should pursue the opening-up of the electricity sector
In conclusion, as I said earlier, the opening-up of national defence markets will lead to important economic gains
Opening-up of the network: initially, international freight services will be opened up on the trans-European rail freight network defined in Directive 91/440, as amended.
The opening-up of and competition from new markets Asian countries being the most dangerous.
Mr President, the opening-up of air travel to millions of citizens has been brought about by the low-fares airlines.
These sometimes involve questions of principle that could jeopardize the opening-up of public procurement in the Member States concerned.
It would be premature to accelerate the opening-up of the market at this point, without the effects of the measures already adopted being known.
The opening-up of European public procurement markets is also of great importance to thousands of firms
The opening-up of markets, promotion of investment,
Fourthly, we wish the date on which the directive is introduced to coincide with the opening-up of the markets.
The opening-up of the economy has not helped the Cuban workers
This opening-up has primarily benefited the industry
decide on liberalisation, the opening-up of the networks, customer orientation
The EESC has always encouraged policies aimed at promoting the opening-up of markets and balanced free competition.
Cooperation in the Baltic Sea area is based on a long tradition which has been given a new impetus by the opening-up of eastern Europe.
as transport's response to the phenomenon of globalisation and the opening-up of world markets.