Examples of using Exit strategies in English and their translations into Finnish
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Exit strategies and structural reforms.
However, there is a need for more broad-based exit strategies, also taking into account the need to unwind financial support schemes.
Exit strategies: Financial sector- Council conclusions.
Differentiated policy responses will need to be incorporated in national exit strategies so as to achieve the best global output.
Exit strategies should be embedded in the wider societal context.
Provide dis-engagement andde-radicalisation support programmes to members of extremist groups("exit strategies") in every EU country.
The meeting focused on exit strategies and medium and long-term fiscal sustainability.
But we have the same debate now,because some now say that we should delay the exit strategies and the exit from public deficits.
Exit strategies: crisis-related measures in labour and product markets- Council conclusions.
Consequently, the Presidency is planning discussions within Ecofin in the autumn concerning appropriate exit strategies and their coordination.
Exit strategies generally rely on individual mentoring consisting of psychological support and counselling.
There is economic recovery on the way, butwe will still suffer in most countries from high unemployment and, therefore, it is too early to implement the exit strategies.
Therefore, when it comes to devising exit strategies, it is vitally important to have some way of differentiating between countries.
I wanted to say to Marita Ulvskog,who is perhaps not here at present, that the Swedish Presidency is not at all giving up its ambitions on exit strategies.
Exit strategies from public support to banks have been initiated while maintaining flexibility in order to address possible macro-financial stability concerns.
Issues discussed at the meeting includeD crisis policy exit strategies, the G-20 framework for sustainable and balanced growth and the financing of climate policies.
Exit strategies should be coordinated across countries within the framework of the Stability and Growth Pact, and should ensure a timely withdrawal of extraordinary measures.
The Stability and Growth Pact provides the right framework to implement fiscal exit strategies and Member States are setting down such strategies in their stability and convergence programmes.
That does not mean that all the regions of the world will take the same decisions at the same time, but during this crisis, we have seen that we are, for better or for worse, connected, andwe have to try to articulate these exit strategies globally.
Aim: help Member States define and implement exit strategies to restore macroeconomic stability, identify national bottlenecks and return their economies to sustainable growth and public finances.
They should also be seen as complementary to and consistent with earlier agreements on fiscal andfinancial sector exit strategies and the end of the temporary state aid framework in December 2010.
Credible and well-coordinated exit strategies are particularly relevant for the euro area to ensure sustainable growth and avoid that potential growth trajectories fan out when the economy gains strength again.
The first task for the EU is obviously to make a successful exit from the crisis, promoting overall exit strategies designed to secure balanced and sustainable growth and sound fiscal policies.
Fiscal exit strategies aiming at achieving ambitious and realistic medium-term objectives need to be designed now, and implemented in a coordinated manner as soon as recovery takes hold, taking into account the specific situations of individual countries.
The meeting in St Andrews will follow up the G-20 summit in Pittsburgh as regards two themes related to the global economic and financial crisis,namely exit strategies and the framework for sustainable and balanced growth, and a third regarding the financing of climate policies.
On the sequencing of exit strategies, the withdrawal of sectoral support schemes should be prioritised, followed by the withdrawal of labour market support measures when the recovery is secured, and the withdrawal of measures to ease financing constraints based on economic evidence and consistent with other agreed principles for exit strategies as noted above.
Whether the economic recovery will result in a considerable creation of new jobs or‘jobless growth' will largely depend on successful exit strategies preparing individuals and companies to meet structural challenges, and on the efficiency of public policies in modernising labour markets to provide both high levels of flexibility and security.
A credible long-term structural reform agenda is an integral part of any comprehensive exit strategy.
The exit strategy is a problem, it's not the problem.
That's in hand, sir. What about exit strategy?