Примери за използване на De larosière на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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De Larosière presented the following paper.
It commissioned a report from Jacques de Larosière.
The de Larosière group report and the Turner report, too, have made this quite clear.
To clean up financial markets on the basis of the de Larosière Report.
Our proposals are those of de Larosière, not Robespierre, as the fine Commissioner Barnier knows.
The Commission's communication unveils a comprehensive reform of the financial system based on the de Larosière report.
The Commission proposals based on the de Larosière report will give us an effective European supervision system.
This group was chaired by the former president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development,Jacques de Larosière.
The first is that the Commission has established a group, chaired by Jacques de Larosière, to examine the issue of supervision in Europe.
We are all awaiting, on the initiative of President Barroso,the results of the working group led by Jacques de Larosière.
The Commissioner knows that I supported the de Larosière report, although I felt it was inadequate, because I would support more centralised supervision.
We need common macroeconomic management andthis will be achieved if we support the proposal of the de Larosière Group.
In that context,the group chaired by Mr de Larosière has produced very interesting ideas, and the Commission tabled a first set of proposals last week.
Today we are proposing anew European supervisory system, with the political backing of the Member States and based on the de Larosière report.
The High-Level Group on Financial Supervision in the EU chaired by Jacques de Larosière invited the Union to develop a more harmonised set of financial regulations.
Following an impact assessment,the Commission will put forward to the June European Council a detailed timetable for further measures based on the de Larosière report.
We have the advantage that we incorporated proposals that had been rejected;proposals that were in the de Larosière report, such as the resolution mechanisms to which Mrs Ferreira has referred.
In May, the Commission will put forward to the June European Council a detailed plan for revising the European supervisory architecture based on the de Larosière report.
The High Level Group, chaired by Mr de Larosière, has produced, as you know, very interesting recommendations, and the Commission's communication of 4 March also paves the way for significant reform in this area.
We have tried, in the Commission proposal, to stay as close as possible andeven sometimes to go a bit further than the ambition of the de Larosière report on this European architecture.
Secondly, when it comes to the de Larosière report and our own actions, I think that the outcome of de Larosière was rather good, especially when it comes to supervising and analysing the systematic risk at European level.
For the three committees of supervisors,the programme will be a first step in the strengthening of their capabilities in line with the recommendations set out in the de Larosière report.
In response to the crisis, the European Commission taskeda High Level Group, chaired by Mr Jacques de Larosière, to consider how financial supervision could be strengthened in Europe.
The need for closer regulation of the private pension fund sector has been underlined by the high level group on financial supervision chaired by Jacques de Larosière.
Another supporter of Mr Barroso told me that his biggest legacy was the decision to set up the De Larosière committee, named after a former central banker whose group produced a moderately ambitious report to reform Europe's system of banking supervision.
Above all, however, I am delighted that this text has been able to lay the foundations for European supervision in the spirit of the findings of the de Larosière group's report.
I expect that progress in a number of different areas,connected to the recommendations of the de Larosière report, will have created a more favourable environment for reforms related to cross-border cooperation between home and host supervisors.
We now have an ambitious consensus that no one could have hoped for a few months ago when I convened a group of high-level experts under the chairmanship of Mr de Larosière.
In November 2008,the Commission authorised a high-level group chaired by Jacques de Larosière to make recommendations on how to strengthen European supervisory arrangements with a view to better protecting citizens and rebuilding trust in the financial system.
Mr Pittella, Mr Méndez de Vigo, Mrs De Sarnez just now, Mrs Goulard, Mr Ferber andMrs Lulling reminded us of the ambition of the proposals put forward by the de Larosière group.