"ofertar" in English

It is both the cheapest and the simplest.

Tour operators are starting to think, as a way out, of offering disaster tourism, as we in Galicia are very fond of black humour.

We need to make Europe fit for global competition, ensuring that in Europe, too, financial services can be offered in this way.

We must not substitute education for consumer protection and the liability of professionals when offering products that circulate freely in the internal market.

Television programme makers should not be made subject to extra rules and regulations when they want to offer their programmes elsewhere in the European Union.

We need to provide European young people with a full, attractive and competitive offer in terms of training and education, one that enables them to find a job more easily.

Fourthly, we are concerned about the lack of clarity on the allocation of these enormously large contracts and whether European industry is going to get a fair opportunity to bid.

In addition, the ECB has deployed considerable efforts to provide liquidity to the market, by diversifying its invitations to tender and extending the range of its collaterals.

In my opinion, the revision of these procedures must not get out of hand to the effect that they are subject to blanket standardisation in the name of the freedom to provide services.

It is mainly a question of dismantling barriers to trade and also allowing financial services to be offered worldwide without being subject to discrimination.

The change in licensing regimes will ensure that service providers are able to provide their telecommunications services and networks quickly, and without a great deal of red tape, throughout Europe.