Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Gradual liberalisation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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telecommunications sectors by reviewing the scope in the light of gradual liberalisation in those sectors.
that it became possible for the EU to determine what the impact of gradual liberalisation would be.
the process of gradual liberalisation in the postal sector that has begun in recent years has produced a positive change,
A heady climate of permissiveness has been created in the wake of the abolition of internal borders and the gradual liberalisation of trade, which has,
Tito's deaths in the late 1970s led to gradual liberalisation, he was able to work as a screenwriter and playwright.
Sub stantial progress was also made concerning the gradual liberalisation of the internal energy market,
The decisions taken in the early 1990's in favour of gradual liberalisation were themselves a reflection of market and technological developments,
Gradual LIBERALISATION of transport markets in order to open access for transport operators to markets in all countries,
Reciprocal and gradual liberalisation of cross-border trade.
The regulation comprises a practical timetable for the gradual liberalisation of operations carried out in other Member States by non-resident carriers.
The point is to determine at what speed and by what methods the gradual liberalisation of the postal services should take place.
The import of cheap textiles from China to Europe is a problem which has grown recently as a result of the gradual liberalisation in world trade.
vigorous enforcement of the anti-trust rules, a gradual liberalisation policy and the control of state aid on a supranational level.
Liberalisation of trade in industrial and agricultural products with a transitional period of 12 years until complete liberalisation in 2010, and gradual liberalisation of trade in services;
quota-free access to the EU market in return for the gradual liberalisation of their markets over a 15-year period.
Development usually involves the gradual liberalisation of trade in goods
where the gradual liberalisation of the market has grown the amount of money available to all.
as well as creating new opportunities for the airline sector through a gradual liberalisation of foreign ownership rules.
establishing conditions for the gradual liberalisation of trade in goods,
which has to be reviewed in the light of the gradual liberalisation in those sectors;