Examples of using Structural surpluses in English and their translations into German
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To date there have been no structural surpluses.
Structural surpluses should be avoided thanks to the price mechanism.
In beef and cereals renewed, serious structural surpluses loom on the horizon.
The structural surpluses in the EU still amount to about 15 million hectolitres.
Find a new way of managing short-term surpluses andgradually eliminating structural surpluses;
The Commission's claim that structural surpluses are increasing should be checked.
This will undoubtedly put pressure on a Community agriculturalmarket which has now been struggling with structural surpluses for many years.
The EESC calls for greater solidarity from countries with structural surpluses who should better contribute to expansionary measures.
Support for the necessary conversion to new varieties is therefore urgently needed,both to reduce the area under hops and to eliminate structural surpluses.
But the current and planned structural surpluses are helping and will help reduce the already low level of public debt.
Grubbing up measures will also be maintained but will be targeted specifically by Member States at those regions with serious andpersistent structural surpluses.
Beef/veal production likely to increase substantially after the year 2000 and show structural surpluses rapidly leading to an"untenable accumulation" of stocks in the enlarged EU.
First introduced in 1984 at a time when EU production far outstripped demand,the quota regime was one of the tools introduced for overcoming these structural surpluses.
Responsibility for these structural surpluses lies primarily with the intervention mechanism, and so we should do away with the problem for good, rather than- as the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development is proposing- fixing our sights on a partial solution in the form of the introduction of national indicative maximum quantities.
In fact, all the indications are that we are going to continue with the old system of producer price reductions and exporting structural surpluses, rather than moving over to integrated rural development.
It must be remembered that,in the case of countries which do not have structural surpluses- such as Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark- the trend towards an improvement in the balance of trade is a direct consequence of the weakness of domestic demand, which tends to reduce imports, as well as, at least in certain cases, of the increased competitiveness of exports as a result of the devaluation of certain currencies.
The reform of the Common Market Organisation(CMO) in 1996attempted to align supply and demand by strengthening the role of producer organisations(PO), reducing structural surpluses and progressively discouraging withdrawals.
Since the abovementioned aid will be restricted to the quantities sold on the Community market, provision must be made for granting production aid at a fixed rate to compensate for restricting consumption aid to the said quantities; whereas,to avoid structural surpluses, this production aid should be granted only in respect of areas planted with olive trees on the date on which the new system enters into force;
The price index for agricultural products fell significantly, by an annual average of -3.3% in real terms, particularly from"1984" onwards,as institutional prices declined in real terms and whilst there were structural surpluses on many of the European and world agricultural markets.
While he accepted that recent exceptional factors had contributed to a deterioration in the Community's agricultural situation it would be"illusory" he said tosuggest that the factors that have led to the creation of structural surpluses will disappear- if anything they are likely to become more prominent over the next year or two.
Whereas by Council Regulation(EEC) No 3950/92 of 28 December 1992 establishing an additional levy in the milk and milk products sector(6), an additional levy scheme for the market of milk and milk products was introduced for the purpose of reducing the imbalance between supply and demand on the milk and milk-product market andresulting structural surpluses; whereas this scheme will apply for eight new consecutive periods of 12 months commencing on 1 April 2000;
The measures taken in the wine and milk sectors to reduce structural surpluses;2.
There is still a large structural surplus in the wine sector.
A structural surplus of½% of GDP is expected throughout the programme period.
Grubbing-up measures are to be retained, but will be more specifically targeted by Member States in those regions with serious andpersistent structural surplus.
With this in mind, the group is in favour of the Commission maintaining the ban on subsidiesdesigned to increase production capacity in areas with a structural surplus.
Last year, the structural surplus for the Federation, Länder, local authorities and social security funds declined from 1.0% of GDP to 0.8% of GDP.
That is the primary structural surplus that Greece needs, and debt restructuring would not solve this very fundamental fact.
A structural surplus was already projected for beef before it was made worse by the BSE crisis.
The EU has a structural surplus with Japan in respect of unrequited Transfers averaging around ECU 150 million.