Examples of using Macro-economic conditions in English and their translations into Finnish
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Stable macro-economic conditions are underpinning the improved outlook.
The introduction of the euro will help to ensure stable macro-economic conditions.
Macro-economic conditions for growth and employment and macro-economic policy players.
The Council Regulation on the Cohesion Fund1 attaches macro-economic conditions to the use of the Fund.
On the other hand, the macro-economic conditions for growth and employment, in particular, have also been decisively strengthened.
The Council Regulation of the Cohesion Fund2 attaches macro-economic conditions to the use of the Fund.
Sound macro-economic conditions have been complemented by continuing economic and structural reforms at both a national and European level and by the emergence of a knowledge society.
Aid is not only ineffective because the macro-economic conditions are unfavourable in many developing countries.
The Council notes with satisfaction Iceland's economic recovery and improvements of its macro-economic conditions.
Despite rising employment levels and favourable macro-economic conditions, unemployment and low employment rates within some Member States continue to pose a threat to economic and social cohesion in Europe.
I would therefore like to encourage you to put forward a strong package which will improve the macro-economic conditions in these countries in the euro area.
They have a double role of mapping out the macro-economic conditions for stable growth and employment and providing the economic framework for structural reforms on the basis of the orientations provided by the Spring European Council.
A budgetary position providing a sufficient safety margin to avoid breaching the 3% of GDP deficit threshold under normal macro-economic conditions would be reached by 2006.
However, there are also some very important requirements,namely the creation of the macro-economic conditions necessary to ensure that innovation can triumph on the market, along with new technologies as opposed, for example, to state aid.
Pulling Europe out the crisis requires a coordinated, comprehensive programme of reforms, covering fiscal consolidation,return to sound macro-economic conditions and front loading growth-enhancing measures.
The tough macro-economic conditions to which the Member States are made subject should be accompanied by a plan for growth and development of new job opportunities, particularly for young people, drawn up with the active involvement of the social partners and civil society players.
Germany and Italy, with the highest amounts of public expenditure, failed to meet theirobjectives in this respect, due to deteriorating macro-economic conditions, which led to a lower-than-expected amount of public investment.
The GEM report observed that, notwithstanding the important influence of macro-economic conditions on entrepreneurial levels, the ranking order of these levels in the countries surveyed remained relatively stable, suggesting that enduring national characteristics also have an impact.
Member States benefitting from financial assistance programmes andthose under close market scrutiny should continue to meet agreed budgetary targets in spite of possibly changing macro-economic conditions.
Promoting employment, however, not only demands specific action, but also entails creating favourable macro-economic conditions, harmonizing national policies that have an impact on the labour market, like fiscal policies, social policies, recognition of qualifications, and so on.
The EU and its Member States have the collective responsibility of undertaking the necessary- but difficult- structural, forward looking reforms at the same time as they put the fiscal situation in order andrestore healthy macro-economic conditions.
What we need is to suspend the Stability and Growth Pact and to make a clean break from the current economic guidelines- this was the clear message from the French andDutch no votes on the so-called‘European Constitution'- in order to create the macro-economic conditions to revitalise the economy, to stimulate job creation and to work proactively to combat growing unemployment and high poverty and inequality levels in the EU.
This is of particular importance in Economic and Monetary Union, as high deficits andrising debt in some countries leading to unsustainable public finances might have an adverse impact on macro-economic conditions for other EMU countries.
It has also become clear, as we in the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance have been predicting for a long time,that the measures put in place to support Greece and Portugal will not take effect until the macro-economic conditions in the euro area improve.