Betekenis van:
liberalization

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. It will be four years before the definite result of beef liberalization emerges.
2. As such, Tieliikelaitos made a significant contribution from its own resources in order to solve the overstaffing problem it inherited from pre-liberalization time.
3. Progressive liberalization has enhanced the competition that may already have resulted from the free movement of capital provided for in the TFEU.
4. The still incomplete process of liberalization of the energy markets has not yet delivered results in terms of competitive electricity prices, and therefore the need to continue compensating Terni persists.
5. In practice, the first method was used until 2000, when changes in the Italian tariff structure due to the liberalization of the electricity market made it necessary to switch to the second method.
6. The main thrust of Italy’s argument in favour of the tariff is that energy intensive companies in other Member States can also benefit from reduced energy prices and the tariff is required as a transitional measure to avoid delocalization outside the EU pending the full liberalization of the energy market and the improvement of infrastructure.
7. Aid to compensate for stranded costs in the electricity industry can be further justified in relation to other liberalized sectors by the fact that liberalization of the electricity market has not been accompanied by either faster technological progress or increased demand and by the fact that it is hardly conceivable, in the interests of environmental protection, security of supply and the smooth operation of the EEA countries’ economies, to wait until electricity undertakings encounter difficulties before considering whether to grant them state support.
8. When adding this aid amount to the amount represented by the above-mentioned aid measures, Tieliikelaitos received from the State directly or indirectly EUR 92,8 million. This manifestly did not compensate the structural disadvantage borne by Tieliikelaitos, which was estimated at EUR 157 million. As such, Tieliikelaitos made a significant contribution from its own resources in order to solve the overstaffing problem it inherited from pre-liberalization time.
9. Indeed, the distortion of competition that results from aid paid to facilitate the transition for electricity undertakings from a largely closed market to one that has been partially liberalized cannot be contrary to the common interest where it is limited in time and in its effects, since liberalization of the electricity market is in the general interest of the EEA market and supplements moves to establish the internal market.
10. In addition, it will be important for Poland over the period of the National Reform Programme to focus on: upgrading transport infrastructure; improving environmental protection; further reducing and redirecting State aids; ensuring an effective framework for competition in the financial sector; vigorously continuing the process of the liberalization of energy markets; speeding-up the business registration process; and ensuring that cohesion policy instruments underpin the structural measures highlighted in the Implementation Report, with a view to contributing to boosting growth, competitiveness, employment and social cohesion.