Examples of using Medium-term objective in English and their translations into Croatian
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Avoid deviating from the medium-term objective in 2016.
This medium-term objective is more stringent than what the Stability and Growth Pact requires.
In particular, Germany respects its medium-term objective.
The medium-term objective is more stringent than what the Stability and Growth Pact requires.
Achieve a fiscal adjustment of 0.6% of GDP towards the medium-term objective in 2016.
In particular, the medium-term objective of a structural surplus is expected to be maintained in 2014.
Achieve a fiscal adjustment of 0.6% of GDP towards the medium-term objective in 2016.
Thereafter, it plans to reach the medium-term objective- a balanced budget in structural terms- by 2019.
However, the(recalculated) structural balance is not expected to reach the medium-term objective by 2017.
Greece is expected to nominate its medium-term objective in its 2019 Stability Programme.
However, the recalculated structural balance points to a departure from the medium-term objective as of 2015.
The medium-term objective- a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP- is not reached by the end of the programme period.
The Convergence Programme does not include a medium-term objective as foreseen by the Stability and Growth Pact.
The medium-term objective- a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP- continues to be met throughout the programme period.
Public finances: Luxembourg has made progress in its fiscal consolidation efforts towards reaching its medium-term objective.
According to the Stability Programme, the medium-term objective- a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP- would be reached as of 2017.
The programme targets a general government headline deficit of 1.3% of GDP in 2014 and 2.9% in 2015, which is consistent with a(recalculated)structural balance at or above the medium-term objective.
Finland's medium-term objective of a 0.5% of GDP structural deficit reflects the requirements of the Stability and Growth Pact.
According to the Convergence Programme, the government plans to meet the medium-term objective- a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP- from 2016 onwards.
The programme confirms the medium-term objective of a balanced budgetary position in structural terms, which reflects the requirements of the Stability and Growth Pact.
Poland is projected to comply with the required adjustment towards the medium-term objective in 2015 since net expenditure growth is below the benchmark.
The programme confirms the medium-term objective set in the previous programme of a structural deficit of 1% of GDP, which reflects the requirements of the Stability and Growth Pact.
Based on the(recalculated) structural balance, the Convergence Programme plans an outcome that more than fulfils the medium-term objective throughout the programme period.
The government plans to remain at the medium-term objective- a structural surplus of 0.5% of GDP- throughout the programme period.
In its Stability Programme, Latvia has requested a temporary deviation from the required adjustment path towards the medium-term objective, because it continues to implement a major structural reform in the health sector.
The programme has changed the medium-term objective from -0.5% to -1.0%; the new medium-term objective reflects the objectives of the Stability and Growth Pact.
However, only two Member States(Estonia and Germany)have attained their medium-term objective, implying that further consolidation in other euro area countries is necessary.
Overall, the adjustment path towards the medium-term objective is broadly in line with the requirements of the Stability and Growth Pact.
Taking into account the allowed deviation from the medium-term objective, the planned structural deficit is in line with the requirement of the Pact until 2016.
The planned annual progress towards the medium-term objective is in line with the adjustment required by the Stability and Growth Pact.