Examples of using Convergence process in English and their translations into German
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 The East German economic convergence process is hardly progressing.
However, there was a need to restart growth and the convergence process.
This phenomenon- the long-term convergence process- is especially occurring at EU level between Member States and regions.
National economic policiescan also play an important role in the convergence process.
This convergence process has slowed and even gone into reverse in parts of Europe as a result of the accumulation of imbalances and under the pressure of the crisis.
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This would hardly be conducive to European growth, and a convergence process would not get under way.
Dacic called the convergence process as a"tightrope walk" and Thaci referred to resistors in the population that had to be overcome before the agreement.
Let me underline the substantial contribution of our policy to this overall positive convergence process.
Viewed historically, in terms of real GDP per capita, such a convergence process has indeed taken place within the EU-15.
These reforms are particularly important now,in the wake of the global financial crisis that could slow down the convergence process.
Once in ERM II, countries are expected to continue their convergence process until the sustainable achievement of the Maastricht criteria.
The fluctuation margins should provide them enough flexibilityto absorb eventual shocks which could adversely affect(at least temporarily) the convergence process.
In the period after the first oil shock, the convergence process seems not only to have been halted but has even gone into reverse.
The convergence process leading to Stage Three of EMU was successfullycompleted when the ECB assumedresponsibility for monetary policy inthe euro area on 1January 1999.
For NAFTA to realize its full potential and move the convergence process, opening borders to trade and reducing tariff barriers are not enough.
Despite the uncertainties involved, the setting(and possible re-setting) of acredible target date remains a very important instrument to foster the convergence process.
Bringing recovery to a sustainable path and reviving the convergence process can only be achieved if all EU Institutions and Member States act together.
The convergence process has contributed to a high degree of exchange-rate stability and historically low interest rates, and thus to the improved economic conditions in our economies.
Such decisions will be taken on a caseby-case basis and would be deemed exceptional-- as they were in the past-- taking into account that the standard band is appropriate for Member Statesthat are engaging in a convergence process.
The different stages in the convergence process are even more striking in their structural transformations and pattern of integration into the EU economy, in particular in cross-European trade structures.
Firstly, the high values for the euro area average can be attributed primarily to the EU structural policies before the financial crisis,which supported the convergence process between the euro area countries through above-average investment in infrastructure.
Main developments Early 1999 The convergence process leading to Stage Three of EMU was successfully completed when the ECB assumed responsibility for monetary policy in the euro area on 1 January 1999.
We have created transnational networks between those who finance and those who participate in these forwardlooking activities, initiated mutual learning processes between Member States and regions andexpanded upon future vision for European research policy on the subject of the convergence process‘nano-bio-info-cogno' for example.
There is no doubt that the convergence process required in order to establish Economic and Monetary Union was instrumental in fostering this consensus within Europe and in building up broadly based support for these stability-oriented policies.
In particular, the Five Presidents' Report on CompletingEurope's EMU highlighted the need to pursue the convergence process towards more resilient economic structures, and to make such processes more binding in the medium term.
That is why we must continue our struggle against unemployment and exclusion, on the basis of the decisions taken at the Luxembourg employment summitand within the framework of the sound macroeconomic conditions created by the Economic and Monetary Union convergence process.
Once the third stage of EMU had started, the convergence process proved resilient and was not derailed by political events such as the Kosovo crisis or the more recent, and economically more important, rise in oil prices.
The key innovations in this area, including the strengthened Stability and Growth Pact and the enhanced surveillance of macroeconomic imbalances,have contributed to the reinforcement of the assessment of each Member State's convergence process and its sustainability.
Thanks to the Maastricht convergence process, which has led to more similar inflation and budgetary behaviour across the Union, and to the single monetary policy which has allowed for the integration of the inter-bank market, there has been a considerable convergence of interest rates on bank loans since the late-1990s.
However, an adoption when micro- and macroeconomic conditions are not yet fully adapted to the requirements of a monetary union, poses important risks to managing the transition process to euro-area membership,to macroeconomic developments afterwards and to catching-up and the convergence process in general.