Примери за използване на Stability programmes на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Stability programmes.
Member States shall make public their stability programmes.".
The Stability Programmes will be presented in April 2020.
Member States shall make public their stability programmes and updated programmes. .
Stability programmes shall be submitted annually between 1 and 30 April.
Assessment of the 2013 national reform programmes and stability programmes for the EURO AREA(549 kB).
Stability programmes: Medium- term budgetary strategies presented by Member States that have adopted the euro.
The most important ones were the obligation of Eurozone states to draft stability programmes and in the case of non-euro EU Member States to draft, convergence programmes. .
Stability programmes are submitted by euro area Member States, convergence programmes by non-euro area Member States.
Member States can submit a request for flexibility as part of the Stability Programmes, which lay out their fiscal plans for the next three years.
Stability programmes are submitted by euro area Member States, convergence programmes by non-euro area Member States.
(12) Whereas it is necessary to lay down a timetable for the submission of stability programmes and convergence programmes and their updates;
Updated stability programmes shall be examined by the Committee set up by Article 109c on the basis of assessments by the Commission;
And with regard to the supervision, according to the institutional accords of the EU,all participants in the euro area are obliged to submit stability programmes to the EU Council or the Commission.
Euro area Member States submit stability programmes while countries outside the Euro area submit convergence programmes.”.
Whereas in the interest of transparency andinformed public debate it is necessary that Member States make public their stability programmes and their convergence programmes; .
Eurozone countries present stability programmes, whereas non-euro member states present convergence programmes. .
Within the semester member states submit to the Commission and the Council their budgets,national reform programmes and stability programmes(convergence programmes for countries outside the euro area).
Such updates are called Stability Programmes, if the country has adopted the euro, and Convergence Programmes for those that have not yet done so.
In April, the Member States are expected to present their national reform programmes and their stability programmes(for euro area countries) or convergence programmes(for non-euro area countries).
Such updates are called stability programmes in the case of countries that have adopted the euro, and convergence programmes in the case of those that have not yet done so.
However, where the Member State does not comply with the more general reporting requirements, it is true that the Commission's options for enforce- ment are limited,in particular concerning the stability programmes.
The Commission and the EU Council assess annually the stability programmes submitted by euro area members and the convergence programmes submitted by non-euro area members.
This is one of the main recommendations of the European Commission to the new member states, based on the review of their National Reform Programmes andConvergence Programmes(or Stability Programmes for the eurozone countries).
Current projections, as included in the stability programmes of the two countries subject to an excessive deficit procedure, Italy and Portugal, indicate that deficits would be below 3% of GDP in 2008 but would remain rather high, warranting further consolidation.
In order to be assessed by the Council and the Commission in the framework of the semester,the commitments under the Euro Plus Pact must be reflected in the national reform programmes and the stability programmes(convergence programmes). .
The European United Left is openly opposed to the frightful andfrightening rehabilitation of a new wave of stability programmes to reduce government deficits, which will end up plunging Europe into a new recession.
(14) Whereas the Council,when examining and monitoring the stability programmes and the convergence programmes and in particular their medium-term budgetary objective or the targeted adjustment path towards this objective, should take into account the relevant cyclical and structural characteristics of the economy of each Member State;
Article 5 provides for detailed rules on the principle of prudent fiscal policy,Article 6 imposes on the Council a duty to monitor the implementation of stability programmes and Articles 7-10 set out rules in case of exemptions accorded to the Member States.
In practice, this regulation lays down the rules regulating the content, presentation,examination and monitoring of stability programmes and convergence programmes, as part of the multilateral surveillance that the Commission and Council want to carry out at an early stage; the argument being to prevent budget deficits and excessive debt occurring, and to promote the surveillance and coordination of economic policy.