Examples of using External developments in English and their translations into Finnish
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Italy: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
In order to bring this common market organisation into line with internal and external developments in this sector, the Commission has proposed a wide-ranging reform 2.
Germany: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
The recent economic and financial crisis has dramatically shown the extent to which the well-being, security andquality of life of Europeans depend on external developments.
Spain: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
In discussing the report prepared by the IMF staff,the IMF Executive Directors noted that strong macroeconomic fundamentals and favourable external developments have resulted in robust growth in the euro area.
France: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
United Kingdom: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
Finland: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
Minimum rates will adapt to external developments such as inflation or increases/decreases of the CO2 price.
Sweden: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
In order to take into account internal and external developments, the multiannual indicative strategy papers should be revised as appropriate.
As regards external developments, Slovenia has on average reported a current and capital account deficit of 1.6% of GDP over the past ten years.
Luxembourg: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
As regards other external developments, after having maintained a virtually balanced position in the period 1990-93, the Portuguese current account shifted into deficit in 1994;
Netherlands: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
As regards other external developments, the Netherlands has maintained large current account surpluses and a sizable net external asset position see Table 10.
Belgium: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
Denmark: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
Greece: external developments as a percentage of GDP.
Ireland: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
Austria: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
Portugal: External developments as a percentage of GDP.
As regards other external developments, over the 1990s, current account deficits turned into surpluses.
As regards other external developments, Ireland has maintained large current account surpluses in recent years see Table 10.
As regards other external developments, Denmark has maintained current account surpluses over the 1990s, a situation which has been reflected in a reduction in the net external liability position see Table 10.
As regards other external developments, Sweden has maintained a sizeable current account surplus since 1994 against the background of a relatively large net external liability position see Table 11.
As regards other external developments, Belgium has maintained large current account surpluses, a situation which has been reflected in a steady improvement in the net external asset position see Table 11.
As regards other external developments, Italy has recorded sizable and growing current account surpluses since 1993, which have brought the country s net external liability position near to balance see Table 11.
Internal and external development and construction projects.