Examples of using Structural terms in English and their translations into Dutch
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Country specific MTO in structural terms.
Muir, in structural terms, the main area of impact appears to be here.
For most countries, a broadly balanced budget in structural terms would be required.
In structural terms, the fiscal consolidation is also set to come to a halt in 2008 and 2009.
Minimum annual improvement of at least 0.5% of GDP as a benchmark in structural terms.
It puts emphasis on budgetary developments in structural terms and not just on the nominal deficit.
Solidarity in structural terms is not something that is easily achieved,
always offers the most appropriate response, in either political or structural terms.
Qualitative proposals: To improve, in structural terms, the Community electricity
Central to the implementation of the rules is the assessment of the budgetary measures taken by the Member States in particular in structural terms.
Is that not an incorrect response in structural terms, because we could do far more sensible things with the money in order to regenerate employment?
Member States not having reached their MTO are expected to converge towards it at an annual pace of 0.5% of GDP in structural terms.
Fiscal adjustment: improvement in the general government fiscal balance measured in structural terms i.e. cyclically adjusted and without one-off measures.
the planned annual progress towards the MTO is higher than 0.5% of GDP in structural terms.
Fiscal adjustment: improvement in the general government fiscal balance measured in structural terms i.e. cyclically adjusted
since this is also measured in structural terms.
budgetary positions in 2005 have improved in structural terms by 0,8% of GDP,
If we start to discuss the budget for 2001 in structural terms in September or October of this year, then it is essential to know what the Commission has in mind for the sugar sector.
will have to go well beyond the benchmark of 0.5% of GDP per annum in structural terms in most Member States.
After the large decline in the general government surplus expected for this year, in both actual and structural terms, the Report concludes that further reduction in Ireland's structural fiscal surplus in 2002 should be avoided.
will have to go well beyond the benchmark of 0.5% of GDP per annum in structural terms in most Member States.
As the budget is expected to remain balanced in headline and structural terms in 2016-2017, there continues to be sufficient fiscal space for higher public investment,
hence also appears likely to be higher in structural terms than the 0.3% expected by the Commission last autumn.
it would be affected, since both are set in structural terms.
Lastly, while targets are set in structural terms, there is a risk that the authorities will stick to headline targets
in both actual and structural terms.
we also have to ensure in structural terms that our societies are no longer wasteful of energy resources.