Examples of using State-controlled in English and their translations into Swedish
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contracts of state-owned, state-controlled companies and companies where the State holds significant shares.
Religion is entirely state-controlled.'Ruhnama'- the state religion
Since his last release, the state-controlled media in Singapore started to discredit him, to destroy his credibility,
European history forewarned us of the following sentence: state-controlled centralism destroys wealth
The opposition MDC has no access to the state-controlled media, its meetings are disrupted
role of the media, in particular the State-controlled media, in order to ensure that public opinion be informed in an impartial,
A number of the state-controlled enterprises are generating losses
It is advisable essential to define the terms'Community air carrier','Community industry','like air service' and'state-controlled';
One of the things I want to talk about briefly is the role of the state-controlled media in the run-up before the election.
sanction conflicts of interest in supervisory boards of state-owned, state-controlled companies and companies where the State holds significant shares.
is a state-controlled national television channel in Azerbaijan.
the latest of which has brought the government into conflict with the state-controlled media.
Thirdly, we discussed access to the media, which is unfairly organised in a State-controlled system.
A group of men in Harare read about the election result in state-controlled newspaper The Herald.
The case triggered an international trade dispute, with the Philippines charging that Thailand's import tariffs were unfairly used to give an advantage to the state-controlled Thailand Tobacco Monopoly.
As you remember, this resolution stated that journalists that are not part of the state-controlled media continue to be attacked,
Such a requirement was made necessary by the emergence of conflicts between the private sector and state-controlled undertakings following the liberalisation in the last decade of markets previously controlled by monopolies.
Russia is heavily investing in state-controlled media and intensifying its information influence campaigns to gain support among internal
China's undervalued, state-controlled currency also play a part.
State-controlled media, Commissioner, is refusing to take paid advertising