Примери за използване на Mr schäuble на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Who is Mr Schäuble to insult Greece?
It is important to find a solution in essence, Mr Schäuble added.
Mr Schäuble added that he did not accept Strasbourg's peremptory tone.
But on 25th January it's not Mr Schäuble who will be voting.
Mr Schäuble believes that the introduction of this authority requires treaty changes.
We have to be moderate in what we can achieve and what not, Mr Schäuble added.
We can wake up Mr Schäuble in 5.30 in the night and he then actually concedes", he said with satisfaction.
The Brussels-based online medium EurActiv quoted statements of Mr Schäuble, as reported by the daily Bild Zeitung.
But as Mr Schäuble explained, first and foremost, the problems of fiscal discipline and structural reforms need to be solved.
That can only happen- whether in the context of a European Monetary Fund as proposed by Mr Schäuble, or by another means- if we also have European solidarity.
It got to the point where Mr Schäuble attacked Mario Draghi in public, stating that the too-loose monetary policy of the bank would lead to a disaster.
Participation of IMF has been constitutional part of the programme always and without that I would have to negotiate a new programme and that would fail”,says Mr Schäuble.
The next step, according to Mr Schäuble, needs to be reducing the sovereign risk on bank balance sheets.
The first is the creation of a European Monetary Fund, which is absolutely necessary andwas an idea also floated by Mr Schäuble, the German Minister for Finance.
In an interview with The Irish Times a week ago, Mr Schäuble said that he would not want new uncertainty to be caused at the financial markets or loss of confidence.
Mr Schäuble, however, is optimistic that in the long term the euro area countries, including Germany, would be prepared to give up more of their national budget authorities.
The Wall Street Journal recreates the scene with the answer in a very amusing way, saying that Mr Schäuble literally"barked" the answer in the room, while in the same time his French counterpart"remaining impressively calm as his right ear took the brunt of the blast".
Mr Schäuble told the FT that the Brexit vote last year had demonstrated how“foolish” it was to listen to“demagogues who say… we're paying too much for Europe”.
Although this thesis is meeting resistance, especially in Germany, Mr Schäuble not for the first time argues that Brussels must obtain more power in terms of financial and economic policies in the euro area in order to exercise efficient control and sanctions.
Mr Schäuble also warned of risks to stability in the eurozone, particularly those posed by bank balance sheets burdened by the post-crisis legacy of non-performing loans.
Although back then he agreed to compromise, Mr Schäuble got annoyed by Vitor Constâncio's speech and pointed out again that a“Chinese wall” needs to be built between the supervisory functions of the bank and its monetary policy.
Mr Schäuble told the FT that the Brexit vote last year had demonstrated how“foolish” it was to listen to“demagogues who say… we're paying too much for Europe”.
During the weekend, though, Mr Schäuble signalled he was ready to a compromise, but only on Tuesday night it became clear what the price was- an intergovernmental agreement or, rather, a hybrid between an the intergovernmental and community approach.
Mr Schäuble also warned of risks to stability in the eurozone, particularly those posed by bank balance sheets burdened by the post-crisis legacy of non-performing loans.
Mr Schäuble defended austerity, saying the word was,“strictly speaking, an Anglo-Saxon way of describing a solid financial policy which doesn't necessarily see more, or higher deficits as a good thing”.
The interview of Mr Schäuble is significant, because it gives answers to many of the charges against Germany and it also shows a more comprehensive perspective, beyond the specific economic problems.
Last Sunday, Mr Schäuble said that, in this context, he was in favour of a European Monetary Fund and also of other proposals and options, such as the creation of a European debt agency, Eurobonds and even a European rating agency.
These words of Mr Schäuble sound especially critical against the background of the confessions of some influential European politicians that Greece does not fulfill its commitments under the economic programme agreed with the EU and the IMF in exchange for the loan of 110 billion euros.