Примери за използване на Flexibility clauses на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Table 1 provides an overview of all the approved flexibility clauses in 2013-2017.
Flexibility clauses for investment and structural reforms have been limited to 0.75 pp of GDP.
The matrix and the operationalisation of the flexibility clauses were set out in the Commission's 2015 Communication.
Flexibility clauses should be reformed to reflect the original role envisaged in the Regulation 138.
However, it has allowed deviations from that requirement, andauthorised the Commission to grant various flexibility clauses.
Flexibility clauses relating to unusual events are not limited; in the case of Italy, they have reached 0.5 pp of GDP.
Firstly, at a general level, when designing both the matrix and the allowances under the flexibility clauses, the Commission conducted extensive analysis.
Third, flexibility clauses should cover only direct costs related to the reforms and unusual events in a particular year.
Specifically, convergence towards the MTOs for Member States that apply all the flexibility clauses could be extended to an extremely long period.
The Regulation does not speak about flexibility clauses serving as an 65 See a similar recommendation in the 2017 report from the European Fiscal Board.
Underlines that not all Member states achieved a surplus while economy was booming and that some existing flexibility clauses foreseen in the legislation was not put in full use in previous years;
Regardless, the adjustment parameters in the matrix and flexibility clauses were set up and applied fully in line with the legal framework and in a transparent manner, as well as in full consultation with the Member States through the relevant committees.
The adjustment requirements and parameters,as specified in the so-called matrix, and the numerous flexibility clauses were set when the main concern was the EU's second recession in 2012.
Indeed, the enforcement of the preventive arm is a shared competence between the Commission and the Council, which has endorsed all of the Commission's country-specific recommendations,including those containing allowances granted under so-called flexibility clauses.
At the same time, the rapporteur includes flexibility clauses that allow the Member States to maintain a high level of consumer protection.
Given the interconnectedness of these issues the scale of necessary revision in the matrix will depend on whether andhow the issues of the cumulative deviations and flexibility clauses are addressed and resolved.
Furthermore, the approved matrix parameters and the various flexibility clauses were not time-bound to these specific circumstances(paragraphs 77 to 82).
It is not the final product, but it is a work in progress: particularly noteworthy are things such as the right of withdrawal,unfair contract terms and particularly the flexibility clauses which give flexibility to national governments.
It was included in the sample given the extensive application of flexibility clauses under the preventive arm and its overall importance for macroeconomic developments in the EU. 7.
Five Member States(Belgium, Italy, Hungary, Austria and Finland) benefited from the flexibility clauses for 2015 and five for 2016(Belgium, Italy, Austria, Slovenia and Finland)43.
This sentence appears in the section dealing with the effects of the flexibility clauses, but seems to suggest that all Member States have to reach the MTO by the end of the SCP programme period.
Altogether the matrix, the significant deviation margin,the various flexibility clauses and the latest margin of discretion have led to a much weaker framework.
This recommendation should be implemented in the review of the matrix and flexibility clauses as foreseen for 2018 in the commonly agreed position, or at the latest for the application in Spring 2019.
We consider that the combination of the current matrix parameters,allowed deviations and flexibility clauses cumulatively erode the target set in the regulation which is to achieve an average annual adjustment of 0.5% of GDP over the cycle.
The current combination of the matrix specifying adjustment requirements depending on the business cycle, flexibility clauses and the permitted deviations do not ensure that MTOs are reached within a reasonable time under reasonable macroeconomic scenarios.
Secondly, in assessing individual Member States' applications for the flexibility clauses, the Commission assesses their distance to the MTO to ensure that it is reachable by the end of the programme period, assuming the benchmark annual adjustment.
The Stability and Growth Pact andthe current procedure for joining the euro area should therefore include flexibility clauses allowing the analysis of public expenditure throughout the entire duration of an economic cycle so that Member States can invest when it becomes necessary.
Insists on implementation of the Stability and Growth Pact,while making full use of its existing flexibility clauses, in line with the Commission communication of 13 January 2015(COM(2015)0012), inter alia to support greater investment and structural reforms, as well as to deal with security threats and refugee inflows;
The old flexibility clause could only be used in connection with the common/internal market.
Medium-term financial planning, the flexibility clause and the own resources are the three elements which we need to discuss with the Council, not the money.