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	Auszug aus "Ratings direct" über La Poste, S & P, 3. April 2007: "The ratings on La Poste could be downgraded, however, if state backing for the company were to weaken" (Das Rating von La Poste könnte jedoch herabgestuft werden, wenn die Unterstützung des Staates für dieses Unternehmen nachlässt). [EU]	Extracto de «Ratings direct» sobre La Poste, S & P, 3 de abril de 2007: «The ratings on La Poste could be downgraded, however, if state backing for the company were to weaken» (Las calificaciones de La Poste podrían no obstante reducirse si el apoyo del Estado a esta empresa se debilitase).
	this);">However it is liquidity or refinancing risk that is the near-term focus of FT and rating agencies alike, with a daunting refinancing schedule ahead in 2003. This would be impossible without government intervention - even FT acknowledged this in its Q3 conference call") (Hervorhebung hinzugefügt). [EU]	In the meantime, liquidity risk remains and in our view, a right issue is a matter of when not if. [...] The government's role will again be pivotal in refinancing and reducing this debt. However it is liquidity or refinancing risk that is the near-term focus of FT and rating agencies alike, with a daunting refinancing schedule ahead in 2003. [...] This would be impossible without government intervention - even FT acknowledged this in its Q3 conference call») (el subrayado es nuestro).
	this);">However, very often a party is involved in not a single but a whole series of similar transactions over a period of time. It is a common observation that one or both parties may seek to establish a reputation for themselves, as this may be beneficial later on'. [EU]	Por eso los Estados parecen a veces preferir un retroceso económico, con todas las dificultades que ello implica, a una situación de suspensión de pagos. En el mismo sentido, se considera al Gobierno francés como un gobierno que cumple los compromisos asumidos en su función de administrador de numerosas empresas comerciales y negocios que afectan a su posición fiscal. Si su palabra careciese de crédito en estos ámbitos, esto le resultaría muy costoso». ('economists and game theorists have studied extensively the importance and value of reputation. In almost any economic relationship there is some degree of uncertainty regarding the nature of the counter party. However, very often a party is involved in not a single but a whole series of similar transactions over a period of time. It is a common observation that one or both parties may seek to establish a reputation for themselves, as this may be beneficial later on'.
The example sentences were kindly provided by: [I] IndustryStock.com, [L] spanisch-lehrbuch.de. Sentences marked by [EU] derived from DGT Multilingual Translation Memory. The European Commission retains ownership of the copyright in the original data.