Examples of using External mandate in English and their translations into German
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Number of permissible external mandates.
D MEP Ivailo Kalfin on the new external mandate of the European Investment Bank(EIB) providing for an increase in its budget from….
Commission tables proposal for the EIB external mandate until 2013.
The adoption of the revised EIB external mandate would provide for increased EIB lending under EU guarantee across the EU Neighbourhood.
The European Parliamentwants to lay down that role for the Bank clearly in its external mandate.
The Commission also proposes to activate the EIB external mandate for Iceland, Belarus, Libya, Iraq and Cambodia.
That is one of the conclusions of the Camdussus report on the EIB's external mandate.
The Commission, moreover, believes that the office's external mandate should not be limited to resettlement activities and regional protection programmes.
As you know,we benefit from a European Union guarantee for operations that are included in its external mandates.
However, under the EIB's external mandate, this sense of urgency for counter-cyclical action has not been shown by the EIB in developing countries.
The Commission expresses its satisfaction that, from now on, Parliament will be directly involved in discussions on this external mandate.
Under the external mandate the EIB should invest more in financial services, offering better access to loans and savings for citizens and SMEs.
The European Investment Bank carries out most of its financing operations outside the EuropeanUnion under an EU budget guarantee the so-called external mandate.
The European Commission presented today its proposal for the external mandate of the European Investment Bank(EIB) for the remainder of the financial perspectives until 2013.
This external mandate is complemented by the EPF and the Energy Sustainability Facility(ESF), a EUR 4.5 billion facility set up by the EIB at its own risk.
Implement a progressive and targeted extension of the EIB's external mandate to Russia and the WNIS, in close collaboration with the EBRD and the other relevant IFIs.
I wish to say three things on the matter. Firstly, I am confident thatthis debate and report will provide a sound basis for the prompt adoption of the European Investment Bank's external mandate.
The European Parliament is a colegislator for the external mandate of the European Investment Bank, for all of the bank's activities outside the EU, in neighbouring countries and in developing countries.
In addition to a clear focus on profitability and strict cost management, successful asset management is key to Swiss Life's market success, bothfor its insurance business and its own customers as well as for external mandates.
As this review is meant to contribute to the2010 mid-term review of the EIB 2007-2013 external mandates, it focuses exclusively on the countries in which the Bank could be currently active, as listed in the Council decision 2006/1016.
This external mandate allows us, through the actions of the EIB and in coordination with European policies, to take very firm and effective action on policies and areas of special interest to the European Union and to all the European institutions, including this Parliament.
We hope that once again we could see an agreement at first reading,so that legal stability can continue to be ensured for an external mandate that allows us to effectively and efficiently pursue the EU's external policy objectives.
Last but not least,as regards the European Investment Bank's external mandate, I feel that the remarks made here, in the plenary debate, emphasising the importance of providing support and credit to European countries bordering the European Union, are also important.
Mr Seppänen, thank you very much for your words and for your efforts as rapporteur on a subject which has been difficult, but which has had a happy outcome, as you yourself have said; namely,the agreement at first reading to solve the legal problems that had arisen surrounding the external mandate of the European Investment Bank or EIB.
In the framework of the review of the European Investment Bank's(EIB) external mandate, strengthen the capacity of the EIB to support EU development objectives, and promote effective blending of grants and loans in third countries;
For our part, the next Commission will, at the beginning of 2010, present the corresponding legal text to this Parliament and the Council. We hope that once again at first reading,we will be able to ensure legal stability for an external mandate that, as I said before, allows European policies of interest to us all to be developed.
D MEP Ivailo Kalfin on the new external mandate of the European Investment Bank(EIB) providing for an increase in its budget from 27,8 billion to 29,567 billion Euros until the end of 2013, and expanding its fields of competence to climate change action and advancement of development goals for countries outside the EU. According to the EP, the EIB should focus much more attention on social problems and building of development capacity in the countries in which it operates.
Here, there is, in fact, a guarantee that has a provisional cost for the European budget,since we set aside 9% of all loans granted under the external mandate- we do so two years after the first disbursement- and, of course, this amount decreases as the loans are paid back.
EIBVice-President Jonathan Taylor, responsible for the Bank's operations in Asia,emphasised that“The project will contribute to the two main objectives of the EIB's external mandate: on the one hand, the mitigation of climate change, by promoting a modal shift from road to rail; and on the other, the development of social and economic infrastructure, by making a key contribution to a major transportation axis”.