Examples of using Stability-oriented in English and their translations into German
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Analysis of different stability-oriented strategies of monetary policy.
Monetary policy must however remain vigilant and stability-oriented.
Sound public finances together with stability-oriented monetary policy essential to success of structural reforms.
The European Council also commends Lithuania for the convergence it has achieved so far andexpresses its support for the stability-oriented policies of the Lithuanian authorities.
Attaining the stability-oriented macro-economic objectives should facilitate the implementation of the structural reforms envisaged.
This is the"first pillar" of the Eurosystem's stability-oriented monetary policy strategy.
This includes securing stability-oriented monetary, wage and fiscal policy as well as the carrying out economic reforms and strengthening social cohesion.
But Germany has all of the leverage it needs to implement the stability-oriented reforms that it wants for Europe.
Without growth and stability-oriented macroeconomic policies, the potential benefits of structural reform will not be realised because of bottle-necks and imbalances in the economy.
It separates prescriptive concepts that are rich in content from more stability-oriented formal and also pluralistic concepts of law and the rule of law.
The European Commission has today adopted a communication on the economic situation in the European Union entitled"Growth andEmployment in the Stability-Oriented Framework of EMU.
They underline the need for growth and stability-oriented macroeconomic policies and for pursuing structural reforms to raise Europe's growth potential.
In fact, the benefits of the single currency are most immediate and evident in those smaller countries, such as Finland,which did not have a long track record of stability-oriented policies.
The mechanism will function within the requisite framework of stability-oriented policies in accordance with the EC Treaty which are at the core of economic and monetary union.
Stability-oriented economic CONVERGENCE CRITERIA Countries wishing to adopt the euro as their currency must achieve policies and independent central banks a high degree of« sustainable convergence».
This reflects the improving stability of the Swedish economy and the recognition of the stability-oriented macroeconomic policy as well as the recent success in budgetary consolidation.
The stability-oriented monetary policy strategy of the Eurosystem, which I have just outlined, constitutes a new and clear strategy. It emphasises the primacy of the goal of price stability.
These general guidelines are based on three pillars: growth- and stability-oriented macroeconomic policies, economic reforms to raise Europe's growth potential, and strengthening sustainability.
Stability-oriented fiscal and monetary policies have a direct bearing on lowering unemployment, predominantly via reducing risk premiums on interest rates, inducing higher investment.
The Council recommends that the United Kingdom continue with the stability-oriented policies with a view to securing exchange rate stability which, in turn, should help reinforce a stable economic environment.
There is no doubt that the convergence process required in order to establish Economic and Monetary Unionwas instrumental in fostering this consensus within Europe and in building up broadly based support for these stability-oriented policies.
By putting emphasis on growth and stability-oriented macroeconomic policy and on structural reforms the Broad Economic Policy Guidelines strengthen further the policy framework.
I am also convinced that Austria, although still a relatively young member of the European Union, will continue to playan outstanding and supportive role in the area of European integration and as ambassador of stability-oriented monetary policies.
The ECB, as the guardian of the single currency, will continue to pursue its stability-oriented monetary policy in order to fulfil its mandate and to deliver the policy results that European citizens rightly expect.
This can be done by pursuing growth and stability-oriented macroeconomic policies, pressing ahead with economic reforms, taking decisive action to increase employment and modernise the European social model, and implementing the sustainable development strategy adopted at Göteborg.
Macroeconomic dialogue was launched by the European Council in Cologne in June 1999 in order toachieve a long-term growth and stability-oriented macroeconomic policy mix, i.e. smooth interaction between wage development, monetary and fiscal policy.
The European Union has already put in place a strategy for growth- and stability-oriented macro-economic policies, which is a prerequisite for creating a climate conducive to entrepreneurial initiative.
An exchange rate arrangement which would foster the adoption of stability-oriented policies in non-participating countries, would reinforce their credibility and lead to greater exchange rate stability.
The countries that have made mostprogress in structural reforms while pursuing growth and stability-oriented macroeconomic policies, have achieved the greatest improvement in their employment and growth performance in recent years.
It is therefore no coincidence that it was specifically Germany and Switzerland,with their independent and stability-oriented central banks, which survived the period of high inflation of the 1970s with comparatively low inflation and unemployment rates.