Examples of using Convergence programmes in English and their translations into German
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English and convergence programmes.
The first priority is to achieve the consolidation goals announced in national convergence programmes.
Stability and convergence programmes.
The Commission's recommendations on the six stability programmes as well as on five convergence programmes.
TABLE 7: Projections in the new stability and convergence programmes General government gross debt% of GDP.
The estimated deficit outcome for2004 for each country is in line with the target set in their respective May 2004 convergence programmes;
Budgetary forecasts in Europe--the track record of stability and convergence programmes» by R. Strauch, M. Hallerberg and J. von Hagen, February 2004.
Convergence programmes shall also present the medium-term monetary policy objectives and their relationship to price and exchange rate stability.
Key figures from the 2002 and 2001 updated convergence programmes of Sweden.
Member states having the euro as their currency are required to present stability programmes andthose not participating in the single currency to present convergence programmes.
The Council adopted opinions on Finland's stability programme and on the convergence programmes of the Czech Republic, Denmark, Hungary, Slovakia and Sweden.
The convergence programmes concern the less developed Member States and regions which in accordance with the Treaty are the top priority for Community cohesion policy.
Key figures from the Commission's Autumn 2002 forecast, the 2002 and 2001 updated convergence programmes of United Kingdom.
To this end the convergence programmes, to be adjusted to recessionary conditions, some of which run until 1996, and the ban on budget deficit financing by the Central Banks(Article 104(1)) must be put into effect.
Turning to a forward-looking perspective, budget plans and recent forecasts for 2000 are recalled andaccount is taken of the medium-term fiscal strategy as reflected in Convergence Programmes.
The update broadly complies with the revised"code of conduct on the content andformat of stability and convergence programmes", although some data are not in line with EU standards.
Under the EU's stability and growth pact, member states having the euro as their currency are required to present stability programmes andthose not participating in the single currency to present convergence programmes.
This implies central bank independence, coordination of economic policies(national convergence programmes, multilateral surveillance, excessive deficit procedure,...), and adherence to the relevant provisions of the stability and growth pact.
As part of the European Semester, in the spring of every year, Member States present their medium-term fiscal plans called StabilityProgrammes for euro area Member States; Convergence Programmes for the others.
It is now agreed that Member States not participating in the euro from 1999 onwards will submit convergence programmes demonstrating how they intend to achieve the high degree of sustainable convergence which is necessary for participation in the euro.
The Stability and Growth Pact, adopted by the Amsterdam European Council in June 1997, requires countries not adopting the single currency to present, annually,updated convergence programmes to the Council and the Commission.
The Stability andGrowth Pact requires Member States to submit Stability or Convergence Programmes and updates thereof, which are at the basis of the Council's surveillance of budgetary positions and its surveillance and co-ordination of economic policies.
A particularly important role should also be played by the Commission, which should monitor Member States' actions very responsibly andfollow the implementation of specific measures in accordance with national stability and convergence programmes.
Commit themselves to take the corrective budgetary action theydeem necessary to meet the objectives of their stability or convergence programmes once they receive an early warning in the form of a Council recommendation issued under Article 103(4);
I should also like to stress that it seeks to expand the mechanism of reversed qualified majority voting in the Council to all stages of the process of assessing,examining and monitoring the Stability and Growth Pact and national convergence programmes.
The stability and convergence programmes being evaluated today by Parliament constitute the second updates of the original programmes first presented in 1999 by the 14 Member States, with the exception of Greece, which submitted its first programme this year.
On 2 March 2012, the European Council also invited Member States participating in the Euro PlusPact to present their commitments in time for inclusion in their stability or convergence programmes and their national reform programmes. .
Instruments: reporting by the Member State through their stability and convergence programmes, followed by separate but synchronised recommendations on fiscal policy in the Stability and Convergence Programme Opinions and on macro-economic imbalances and growth bottlenecks under the Broad Economic Policy Guidelines art. 121.2.
The analysis clearly shows that on the basis of current policies, there is a risk of budgetary imbalances emerging in many Member States, and these risks multiply if countries fail toreach the medium-term targets set down in their stability and convergence programmes.
The Dublin Council decided that Member States outside the euro zone would be required toprovide a multi-annual framework for budgetary policy in their convergence programmes, similar to that contained in the stability programmes, but subject to non-binding recommendations.