Exemple de utilizare a Excessive deficit procedures în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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EXCESSIVE DEFICIT PROCEDURES.
Poland been subject to excessive deficit procedures since July 2009.
Excessive deficit procedures for Latvia, Hungary and Poland.
All documents relating to excessive deficit procedures are available at.
Excessive deficit procedures for Lithuania, Malta and Romania.
In February, the Commission had already initiated excessive deficit procedures for France.
Excessive deficit procedures: Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Poland and Romania.
The Commission recommends to the Council to close the Excessive Deficit Procedures for Croatia and Portugal.
Council closes excessive deficit procedures for Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary and Romania.
It underlines the ongoing improvement of the budgetary situation andthe smooth implementation of excessive deficit procedures.
The Council opened excessive deficit procedures for Bulgaria, Denmark, Cyprus and Finland and issued recommendations on the corrective action to be taken.
This may in turn have an impact on the reliability of BoP data provided through settlement-based reporting and used for various purposesat the EU level, for example when preparing trade negotiations or initiating excessive deficit procedures.
It underlines the smooth implementation of excessive deficit procedures in the recent period but also notes some deviations from the policy rules of the preventive arm of the SGP.
In the texts, adopted under article 126(7) of the EU treaty, the Council extends by one year the deadlines for correction of the deficits, on account of a worse-than-expected deterioration in the three countries'economies since July 2009, when the excessive deficit procedures were opened and the Council issued its initial recommendations.
In addition, the excessive deficit procedures should be accelerated in order to provide Member States with recommendations as soon as possible, thus enabling them to tackle emerging fiscal imbalances.
In the first half of 2009 and on the initiative of the Commission,the Council opened Excessive Deficit Procedures(EDPs) for Greece, Ireland, France, Malta and Spain on the basis of a breach of the reference value in 2008(2007 for EL)1.
The Council closed excessive deficit procedures for Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary and Romania, gave notice to Belgium on measures to correct its deficit, extended the deadlines for Spain, France, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal and Slovenia to correct their deficits, and reopened an excessive deficit procedure for Malta.
The Council also opened excessive deficit procedures in relation to Bulgaria, Cyprus, Denmark and Finland, making recommendations on the measures to be taken to reduce their deficits to below the reference value of 3% of gross domestic product.
The Council today closed excessive deficit procedures for Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary and Romania, confirming that they have reduced their deficits below 3% of GDP, the EU's reference value for government deficits. .
The Council opened excessive deficit procedures for Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland and Romania, issuing recommendations on corrective measures to be taken, and adopted a new recommendation on measures to be taken by Hungary to correct its excessive deficit. .
The Council opened excessive deficit procedures for Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland and Romania, issuing recommendations on corrective action to be taken, and issued a revised recommendation to Hungary on measures to be taken in order to correct its excessive deficit. .
The Council adopted decisions closing the excessive deficit procedures for Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary and Romania, confirming that these countries have reduced their deficits below or, in the case of Italy and Lithuania, to 3% of GDP, the EU's reference value for government deficits. .
Excessive Deficit Procedure.
Greece- excessive deficit procedure.
Steps under the Excessive Deficit Procedure(Article 126 TFEU).
What are the main features of the Excessive Deficit Procedure(EDP)?
Protocol(20) on the excessive deficit procedure(1992).
The report deals with the implementation of the excessive deficit procedure.
Consideration of opening a new excessive deficit procedure.
Substantial progress: Romania's excessive deficit procedure was abrogated.