Examples of using Frontload in English and their translations into German
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Frontload stability and growth enhancing policies.
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Of course,those who wish to speed up this process can always decide to frontload.
We must frontload and accelerate the most growth-promoting reforms of our agenda.
On cohesion policy,we have also made some changes to simplify the rules and to frontload payments.
A frontload approach(a great deal of money in the first couple of years) is said to be the best way of kick-starting the economy.
Article 2 Eligible counterparties 1. NCBs shall be entitled to frontload euro banknotes and coins to credit institutions.
All Member States should frontload structural reform efforts that remove their most important bottlenecks to growth in the medium-term.
The third keymessage in the Annual Growth Survey is to frontload and speed up measures that are growth enhancing.
The ECB, as coordinator of frontloading, should be informed in advance of requests for frontloading, andthe future Eurosystem NCBs should inform the ECB of any decisions to frontload.
Measures should be taken to adapt priorities, disburseaid more quickly and, where necessary, frontload assistance and accelerate budget support.
This model requires efforts to be made to frontload certain administrative expenses in 2002, so as to have funds available for Commission staff costs in order to prepare for enlargement.
There remains 3 times 1% annual increase until the expiry of the quota system on 1 April 2015 except forItaly where it was decided to frontload the 5% increase already as of 1 April 2009.
A global pandemic emergency facility could mobilize public andprivate resources and frontload financing, so that when a global health emergency arises, funding is in place to support an immediate response at scale.
NCBs shall be entitled to frontload euro banknotes and coins to the institutions referred to in the second indent of Article 2( 3) of Directive 2000/12/ EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 March 2000 relating to the taking up and pursuit of the business of credit institutions( 2), as amended by Directive 2000/28/ EC of 18 September 2000( 3), which provide deposit services for private individuals.
The Commission will review ongoing budget support operations in the most vulnerable countries and willassess, on a case by case basis, the options to frontload disbursements and review the macroeconomic conditions or any other aspects necessary to accelerate disbursements.
Article 3 Frontloading to non-euro area specialised creditinstitutions NCBs shall be entitled to frontload euro banknotes to non-euro area specialised credit institutions provided that the contractual arrangements of the NCBs with them contain the following minimum conditions:( a) frontloading to non-euro area specialised credit institutions shall only be possible from 1 December 2001;
Finally on access to finance the European Investment Bank has increased its investment envelope for SME loans to €30bn over 2008-2011 andwill frontload the implementation to ensure that new loans and loan guarantees for SMEs become available throughout the Community.
The Commission has proposed to simplify criteria for EuropeanSocial Fund(ESF) support and frontload payments from early 2009, so that Member States have earlier access to up to€ 1.8 bn in order to: rapidly reinforce activation schemes, refocus their programmes to concentrate support on the most vulnerable, and improve the monitoring and matching of skills.