Его комментарий от 17 января.
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NIW, VIII/3
“I don’t really know what really happened,” said Danny Roderick, the chief executive of Westinghouse, when asked by NIW on Jan. 17 about his reaction to the Hungarian news.
“If Hungary did a technology selection, and scored everybody out, and said ‘I like that plant better’ then I have no problem with that. If it’s just because the government of Russia came in and bought the job, for lack of a better term, that’s hard on private companies.”
Already there have been questions in both Budapest and Brussels as to whether the selection of Rosatom at Paks might have violated existing rules. “If you’re not going to follow the rules, and competition space, at least compete the non-competing,” said Roderick.
“I don’t really know what really happened,” said Danny Roderick, the chief executive of Westinghouse, when asked by NIW on Jan. 17 about his reaction to the Hungarian news.
“If Hungary did a technology selection, and scored everybody out, and said ‘I like that plant better’ then I have no problem with that. If it’s just because the government of Russia came in and bought the job, for lack of a better term, that’s hard on private companies.”
Already there have been questions in both Budapest and Brussels as to whether the selection of Rosatom at Paks might have violated existing rules. “If you’re not going to follow the rules, and competition space, at least compete the non-competing,” said Roderick.
А в Болгарии, значит, был competition?
А по сути, была новость 
