Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Full liberalisation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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They call for the immediate and full liberalisation of the markets and the removal of all barriers, restrictions and controls.
Do these arguments therefore point to a need for the full liberalisation, or even deregulation or privatisation, of services?
With shocking cynicism, the rapporteur proposes full liberalisation of the market and deregulation.
The Commission has proposed full liberalisation of electricity and gas for all consumers by 1st January 2005.
the UK has already achieved full liberalisation of its gas sector.
eventually achieving full liberalisation of the movement of capital between the Community and South Africa.
others want full liberalisation in this sector.
Full liberalisation would, at least under current socio-economic conditions, mainly benefit strong companies and leading groups rather than weaker ones.
In the context of the full liberalisation of the EU telecommunications market on 1 January1998, the Commission will continue to monitor this development towards cost-oriented tariffs.
The modifications are intended to take into account the full liberalisation in bilateral trade in cheeses
have started to advocate its full liberalisation in order to maximise profits.
promoting rationalisation in these fields- a solution that would culminate in full liberalisation.
calculated liberalisation of the railways because it paves the way for full liberalisation with all the adverse consequences that will have on the travelling public.
Madam President, the WTO is the main imperialist mechanism which imposes the terms of the multinationals and the full liberalisation and opening of the markets on international trade.
Mrs Lichtenberger; full liberalisation, Mr Evans.
for faster dismantling of pension systems and full liberalisation of the markets, offering the monopolies blanket unaccountability in the process.
Greece had initially required an additional period of implementation until 1 January 2003 for full liberalisation and until 1 July 2001 for the lifting of restrictions on the use of networks for the supply of already liberalised services.
However, the EESC is still against full liberalisation- even at a later point- since this would jeopardise the economic,
I am, however, firmly against all types of full liberalisation, as the services of general economic interest play a role in the economic,
Please, do not then say that the Commission is proposing the privatisation of state postal services, full liberalisation for tomorrow: it is not true,