Примери за използване на Systemic impact на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Diagnosis of systemic impact.
They have systemic impact on the integrity of the EU financial system.
Transnational character and systemic impact 15.
They have a systemic impact on the integrity to the EU financial system;
Indeed, as stated in the legal basis,individual projects are not required to have a systemic impact.
The country has systemic impact on the integrity of the EU financial system;
The Commission notes that the individual beneficiaries may not have the required perspective to identify systemic impact.
The systemic impact of Mobility has not yet been demonstrated(see paragraphs 16 to 18).
Encourages the‘Europe for Citizens' programme to finance more innovative projects with the potential for having a systemic impact;
Others claim that fiscal consolidation will have a negative systemic impact on the global economy by damping the growth environment.
Transnational character, particularly with regard to mobility andcooperation aimed at achieving a sustainable systemic impact;
Create sustainable and systemic impact, measured in terms of new educated entrepreneurial people, new technologies and new business;
Some shadow banking usefully keeps risk separate from the banking sector andhence away from potential taxpayer or systemic impact.
Given the scale of the investigations,they will have a systemic impact on the meat-processing sector in Bulgaria and thousands of jobs.
Systemic impact analysis of new energy technologies, like flexible renewable generation, renewable based hydrogen and synthetic gas for energy storage;
Mobility by design is“aimed at” achieving a systemic impact on the education and training systems of the Programme and partner countries7.
The central government has the financial resources and technocratic expertise to extinguish small fires before they blaze out of control, andseveral small banks have been quietly bailed out with minimal systemic impact or even public awareness.
One is generic and refers to the systemic impact, including the cross border penetration of the role models in Russia and the overall susceptibility of Bulgarian social, political and economic life to events in Moscow.
Corticosteroids can be used topically to relieve acute ormaintenance treatment, and forms for systemic impact- in this case, they take a short course to deal with heavy aggravation.
Systemic impact through the projects and networks is less strongly felt, but most respondents say it exists, for instance where teacher training modules and content developed within a project or network are integrated into established courses.
It is the cumulative result of those projects that should contribute to achieving systemic impact and thus such impact may only be visible at the end of the Programme.
In particular, this may apply to information pertinent to temporary liquidity problems,where they need to receive central banking lending including emergency liquidity assistance from a central bank where disclosure of the information would have a systemic impact.
The new programme will focus on EU added value and systemic impact, with support for three types of action: learning opportunities for individuals, both within the EU and beyond;
Learning mobility, cooperation projects and support for policy reform, butactions will be strengthened where the systemic impact is strongest and where there is a clear EU added value.
Emphasis will also beplaced on activities which have systemic impact and provide clear EU added value, while effortswill be made to streamline management of the programme and administrative procedures.
The main actions of the existing programmes will continue(i.e. learning mobility, cooperation projects and support for policy reform), butactivities will be strengthened where the systemic impact is strongest and where there is a clear EU added value.
Some activities supported by the current programmes will be reduced ordiscontinued in view of their limited systemic impact, or because they provide poor value for money or if they could be more efficiently supported through other EU funding, such as the European Social Fund(ESF).
The main actions of the existing programmes will continue(i.e. learning mobility, cooperation projects and support for policy reform), butactivities will be strengthened where the systemic impact is strongest and where there is a clear EU added value.
That systemic impact should be achieved through the various actions and activities envisaged in the Programme, which aim at fostering changes at institutional level and which lead, where appropriate, to innovation at system level.
In the case of G-SIBs, the calibration of the phase-in and fully loaded capital requirements reflects a number of considerations,including the need to promote a consistent framework across 120 institutions, the systemic impact of G-SIBs and D-SIBs, and a broad comparison with G-SIBs of other jurisdictions.