public undertaking

Paul had given public undertakings on national radio and television that it would.

It did not decide in favour of or against public undertakings.

But when no public undertaking is to be per- formed, the hours of working are lessened.

We are also in favour of new companies' being able to offer services which compete with former public undertakings on fair terms.

A few comments on this. Public undertakings must also realise that they have to produce for a market.

To such honor as might be found in connecting his own name with a public undertaking of any kind he was absolutely indifferent.

Public undertakings will have to compete even more with global operators in the field of service provision.

Public undertakings meet the public’s needs where they are, and the public regard them as their own property.

In addition, only a few public undertakings will continue to receive compensation in any case.

I'm not aware of any such public undertaking but you may well be privy something that the rest of us have yet to learn.

In today's media-saturated culture, effective PR is a crucial part of any public undertaking.

The Treaty does not, however, prohibit the existence of public undertakings providing services in the public interest.

Almost half of the public debt was due to on-going transfers from the state to public undertakings.

But this is a public undertaking.

The Commission' s proposal requires companies to openly account for the resources provided to them as public undertakings and for how these have been used.

It is a category of public undertaking in France, and includes some research institutes and infrastructure operators.

"If you look back to the Progressive Era," he says, all of those public undertakings were consciously part of nation building.

At the same time, Microsoft separately committed itself to a "public undertaking" that will ensure its products remain compatible with the technologies used by other companies.

Public undertakings have to reform.

Such public undertakings helped Borghese rehabilitate his reputation, though he never regained his political influence.

In every case careful scrutiny of the precise structure of a public undertaking is necessary to ascertain whether it falls within the exemption.

There are twelve public undertakings under the administrative control of the Ministry of Railways, viz.

The treaty also established principles on competition law for member states, with article 90 covering public undertakings, and article 92 making provisions on state aid.

As it stands, the directive on transparency gives the Commission the authority to carry out inquiries into financial relations between Member States and their public undertakings.

Mr President, I voted for the Randzio-Plath report on the distortion of competition where public undertakings are concerned.