Примери коришћења Economic programme на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It is not an economic programme.
The greatest hyperinflation in the world was cut short by Dragoslav Avramovic's economic programme.
What is that economic programme?
The IMF executive board met in Washington on 11 May review Yugoslavia?s economic programme.
The results achieved under the economic programme largely exceeded the expectations.
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It comes a day after the IMF approved a new $137m tranche intended to support the country's economic programme.
The Croatian government approved a pre-accession economic programme covering the period 2005-2007.
An IMF mission led by Mark Griffiths arrived in Macedonia on 6 September for talks with the new government on its economic programme.
Linn was in Turkey to discuss the country's economic programme as well as ongoing and future assistance from the Bank.
Along with their new government,Romanians may be seeing a new standard of living soon if the new executive economic programme comes to fruitation.
According to the prime minister,the new economic programme will create as many as 60,000 jobs for Macedonians by the end of next year.[Tomislav Georgiev].
The concept was stipulated in the government's economic programme for 2005.
Republika Srpska's government economic programme for next year envisions GDP growth of 6 per cent, Prime Minister Dragan Mikerevic announced on 6 December.
The IMF andthe Albanian government reached an agreement on a nine-month economic programme to be implemented in 2004 and 2005.
Together with a bold economic programme that makes a decisive break with neoliberalism, there is an opportunity to change the terms of the debate on what it means to“take back control”.
In 2004, the IMF Executive Board approved a 20-month stand-by arrangement to the tune of 120m million euros to support Croatia's economic programme.
If the Greek people entrust us with their votes,implementing our economic programme will not be a“unilateral” act, but a democratic obligation.
The existence of a functioning market economy Economic policyessentials In January 2013, the government submitted to the European Commission its Pre-Accession Economic Programme(PEP) for the period 2013-2015.
In his address to the assembly,Racan pledged to implement an ambitious economic programme during the 18 months remaining until the next general elections.
A day earlier, the IMF approved a new $137m tranche for Serbia-Montenegro undera three-year extended arrangement, intended to support the country's economic programme until 2005.
The IMF and Kosovo have reached a tentative agreement on an economic programme that could be supported by a 20-month stand-by arrangement in the amount of 107m euros.
Meanwhile, the IMF wrapped up the fifth review of its nearly $17 billion stand-by agreement with Turkey, cautioning that structural reforms in certain areas had been delayed, andurging the country to fully implement its economic programme.
Last month, Macedonian Prime Minister Vlado Buckovski presented to the public the new economic programme which Macedonian and international experts were preparing for several months.
He added that the economic programme Serbia implemented with the support of the IMF has exceeded all expectations in terms of economic growth, investment, employment and fiscal adjustment.
He also pledged that AKPwould advance Turkey's EU accession agenda and implement an IMF-backed economic programme, though he added that changes might have to be made.
By implementing the agreed economic programme, Serbia has attained the objectives concerning the achievement of macroeconomic balance, by ensuring the sustainability of public finance, improving the resilience of the financial sector and strengthening competitiveness and economic growth.
Serbian Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic said the government is planning a radical economic programme for next year, aimed at restructuring ailing state-run companies and boosting the private sector.
Serbia's economic programme supported by the IMF's PCI aims to preserve macroeconomic and financial stability and advance structural and institutional reforms with a view to generating faster and comprehensive growth, job creation and higher living standards for our citizens.
A top World Bank official,in Ankara to discuss the country's economic programme, noted the adoption of key policy measures but urged the acceleration of reforms.
Following the decision,IMF First Deputy Managing Director and Acting Chairwoman Anne Krueger commended the Croatian government for its economic programme for 2003, saying it would begin"to lay the foundation for fiscal sustainability and sustained high economic growth rates".