Примери за използване на European periphery на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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On the European periphery.
Especially the ones on the European periphery.
An European periphery, subject to a strong geopolitical draft.
Unsustainable borrowing in the European periphery.
Further aid to the European periphery is still badly needed.
When they got what they wanted from Greece, the markets targeted the other, smaller orlarger countries of the European periphery.
Transition from the European periphery to the European core.
Its big move came with the introduction of the euro, andcorresponding huge capital flows to the European periphery.
The European periphery has fundamental problems surrounding its lack of competitiveness, but right now the main problem is absence of demand.
There is much talk about the euro and its perils, but what about the European periphery not belonging to the euro?
From an obscure, rather corrupt European periphery Poland became a prosperous, secure country, a major European player and a trusted partner.
For every exporter, there has to be an importer, and since the euro was created,the default importer of choice has increasingly been the European periphery.
Unless this decision is taken in time,Poland might end up in the European periphery, but that would be disastrous not only for the country but for the EU as well.
Therefore, the logical sequence of our first documentary,which examined the causes of the debt crisis in Greece and the European periphery as a whole.
Obsessed with the problems of Greece and the European periphery, financial markets are ignoring the rising risks of the core, especially Italy and France.
As a result, yields on 10-year German paper climbed 4 basis points to a two-month top at 0.467 percent,which in turn pushed up rates across the European periphery.
Currently China's interest is focused on the European periphery where it is needed to build roads, railways and public buildings but there is not enough funding.
Uri Dadush and Vera Eidelman also point out that in the eurozone Germany and the rest of the key members shouldstimulate domestic demand in order to support adjustments in the European periphery, suppressed by debts.
In this sense Plevneliev announced that Bulgaria is no longer in the European periphery, but has turned into a front-line country on the subjects of the Ukraine, Russia, migration.
After all, in the present context, there is a certain quixotic heroism in SYRIZA's neo-Keynesianism as set against the backdrop of an omnivorous neoliberalism, which, having plundered the Global South for decades,is now consuming the European periphery and will soon advance towards the center.
Uneven and combined developmental dynamics in the European periphery highlights the need for the Left to move from a defensive fight against austerity toward a positive agenda of systemic alternatives.
The same people, who undertook the selling of public utilities in Latin American countries,now have moved their office in countries of the European periphery- and the most competent among them have been travelling to Athens during the last months.
In reality, Germany could not have underwritten all of the European periphery's debt without risking its own solvency and creditworthiness, particularly in the absence of a functioning system of eurozone-wide checks and balances.
According to Dejan Jovic, chief political analyst with the president of Croatia and a professor in international relations in the University of Zagreb,the Ukrainian crisis will have significant consequences for the future of the European periphery which will more and more turn into"an arena for competing forces".
Unlike other disaster economies around the European periphery- economies that are trying to rehabilitate themselves through austerity and deflation- Iceland built up so much debt and found itself in such dire straits that orthodoxy was out of the question.
Eurozone breakup-- probably the single most overrated risk of 2012, The political will to maintain the eurozone remains strong among all the major political parties in the core eurozone states,almost across the board in the European periphery and, just as importantly, among eurocrats in the ever-growing European bureaucracy.
It is not by accident that a big part of the media controlled by bankers chose to attack against the European periphery, by naming these countries as“pigs”, and also turned to a contemptuous, sadistic, racist campaign of the media they own, not only against the Greeks, but against the ancient Greek heritage and the ancient Greek civilization.
The past five years have coincided with a remarkable increase in the influence of Germany, which has so far weathered the world economic crisis well andhas been reluctant to empower the European Central Bank to embark on the bond-buying spree that the countries of the bankrupt European periphery so crave, prescribing for them a diet of unpalatable fiscal“rules” instead.
The Visegrad suburb ora dominated by geopolitical problems European periphery are hardly attractive alternatives to Romania's government, which is led by the most successful Romanian Commissioner so far Dacian Cioloș, who was responsible for the Common Agricultural Policy in José Manuel Barroso's second Commission and in this quality started and finished the reform of the oldest and most expensive community policy.
Germany, taking advantage of the impacts of the crisis erupted in September 2008 through the grandiose collapse of the banks(Lehman Brothers), and invoking-of course- the Maastricht Stability Pact and the need for reform packages so that the negative effects of the crisis can be confronted, has been implementing since then-with exaggerated dominance- a kind of economic totalitarianism,mostly against the weak Member States of the European periphery.