Significados de semi-state (semi-states) em inglês

A restructuring of the semi-states was planned by her predecessor in the department, Richard Bruton.

This Government is carrying much less ideological baggage about the semi-states than some of its predecessors.

No doubt he has some interesting management insights on "agents of change" in the semi-states.

Deregulation in recent years and the resultant changes to competition law means the Government role in semi-states has altered.

It should be a relief to Great Southern Hotels, the nomad of the semi-states, that it will be sold.

They move on and, before the semi-states have properly got to grips with their new modus operandi, the next Minister proposes yet more change.

However, between them, State departments and semi-States purchase hundreds of new vehicles every year.

They have morphed from our assets into something called the "commercial semi-States".

Or does he propose taxpayer support, as with semi-States?

The semi-States have been moved from "negative-watch" to negative by the ratings agency.

Semi-states face a difficult year with increasing pressure from regulators and the postponing or abandonment of flotation plans.

If semi-States are free to ignore the wishes of the public through their elected representatives it begs the question, qui regit?

But it is the performance of the largest semi-States - not their ownership - that will be the most critical factor.

You might think Coillte, the forestry company, is another of those dusty old semi-States that is probably based in some Stalinesque monolith.

The fact that CIE workers are also set for a heave against Partnership 2000 shows that the present malaise has also spread to the semi-States.

The payout last year by nine commercial semi-States was 19 per cent lower than the €323.74 million paid out by 10 companies in 2017.