Examples of using Foreign direct in English and their translations into Czech
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I think that acts as a disincentive for foreign direct investment.
Foreign direct investment in Latin America rose by 21% and in Asia by 10.
The Treaty of Lisbon has brought foreign direct investment(FDI) under exclusive EU competence.
The Lisbon Treaty has entrusted the Union with a new exclusive competence on foreign direct investment.
At the same time, increased flows of foreign direct investment would act as a catalyst to creating jobs and boosting wages.
I voted in favour of the excellent report by my colleague and friend, Mr Arif,on the EU's foreign direct investment(FDI) policy.
In 2013, foreign direct investment flows rose to US$ 1.45 trillion and are anticipated to reach US$ 1.6 trillion in 2014.
According to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, foreign direct investment comes within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Union.
Internal Foreign Direct Investment, that is direct investment in any European Union Member State originating in any other European Union Member State.
Under Articles 206 and207 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, foreign direct investment(FDI) is an exclusive EU competence.
With the Lisbon Treaty, foreign direct investment has become an exclusive competence of the EU and an integral part of the EU's external trade policy.
According to Articles 206 and207 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU), foreign direct investment(FDI) is an exclusive competence of the EU.
In an era where foreign direct investment plays an important role in the economic welfare of countries and regions, a well functioning and effective dispute settlement mechanism will also serve to solve disputes in this area.
RO Madam President, according to Articles 206 and207 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, foreign direct investment is an exclusive competence of the EU.
At a time when foreign direct investment has a crucial role in the economic wellbeing of European Member States, I hope that an effective dispute settlement mechanism will help to resolve disputes in this area also.
An attempt has been made at a higher level to introduce comprehensive multinational regulations for Foreign Direct Investment, or FDI, that would apply to all economic sectors.
The new powers given to the Union by the Treaty of Lisbon also indirectly affect the competencesof the European Parliament, placing it on a par with the Council in the decision-making process in the area of foreign direct investments.
Following the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, foreign direct investment is included in the list of matters falling under the common commercial policy.
Only a few enterprises have been privatised, the government remains in firm control of many sectors of the economy, and foreign direct investment has remained at a very low level.
Secondly, Europe must strengthen its position as the world's leading beneficiary of foreign direct investment and give itself the means to control that investment so as to encourage sustainable development that creates high quality employment.
Applying Article 207(1) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU),which provides for the exclusive competence of the EU in matters of foreign direct investment as part of the common commercial policy.
Foreign direct investment(FDI) is defined as'a long-lasting investment, representing at least 10% of the affiliated company's equity capital/shares and providing the investor with managerial control over the affiliated company's operations.
It also refers to the fact that the parties shall not encourage foreign direct investment by lowering or relaxing their domestic environment or label standards.
In writing.- I voted in favour of this report on the basis that services account for 70% of all jobs and for all net job creation in the single European market andrepresent the most important source of foreign direct investment.
Pursuant to Article 207(1) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU),the EU has competences in respect of foreign direct investment(FDI), as this type of investment is directly related to the new common commercial policy.
The fact of the matter is that, even in a more difficult economic climate, due to financial instability in particular, European exports are increasing andEurope is still far and away the leading recipient of foreign direct investment.
EU-India bilateral trade has doubled to EUR 55 billion since 2000, andthe EU is now the biggest source of foreign direct investment into India while the EU is also receiving increasing inflows of Indian outward investment.
I also wonder whether the Council and Commission have considered revisiting last year's decision to grant Albanians visa-free travel to the EU in the light of the bloodshed, which may, of course,generate more economic emigration to the Schengen area if foreign direct investment dries up.
Before the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty,there was a division of tasks in which the Commission negotiated market access of foreign direct investment(FDI) while the Member States signed investment protection agreements with third states.
Since, by virtue of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU),the area of foreign direct investment is an exclusive EU competence, there is a need to provide the European Union with the necessary means to move from a disparate perspective to a harmonised approach.