Examples of using Systemic impact in English and their translations into German
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Achieving systemic impact through new institutions.
All our activities are designed to achieve systemic impact.
Systemic impact assessment framework.
Focus on mobility with strong systemic impact, in particular higher education students.
Systemic impact: Foundations are most likely to achieve success if they pursue objectives aimed at bringing about long-term social change.
The rationale behind Erasmus for All is EU added value, systemic impact, streamlining and simplification.
Create sustainable and systemic impact, measured in terms of new educated entrepreneurial people, new technologies and new business;
Their market power has increased, yet they know they incur no risk, owing to the aggravated systemic impact of their potential bankruptcy.
It creates sustainable and systemic impact, measured in terms of new educated entrepreneurial people, new technologies, business and services.
In exchange, private banks must live up to their collectiveresponsibility to smooth the deleveraging process and limit the systemic impact of their actions.
EU intervention in this area will aim to deliver systemic impact and to support policy development and will be of particular value for the following reasons.
By contributing to the development and deployment of more sustainable, resource-efficient and competitive manufacturing, a KIC would be able to trigger industry and consumers behavioural change andto create systemic impact.
The evaluations show that the 2007-2013 EUprogrammes have already achieved significant systemic impact, far beyond the benefits to individual participants.
What unites all our activities is the desire to achieve systemic impact- in our cluster themes of Europe, Integration, Climate Change and Cultural Education, in exploring new issues and in further developing overarching cross-functional tasks.
Option 3 and to a higher extent Option 4 offer the possibility ofachieving a significant critical mass of beneficiaries and systemic impact through a discontinuation of current actions with insufficient EU added value.
It will seek to achieve a systemic impact by increasing the number of financial institutions with expertise in the cultural and creative sectors, broadening their geographical spread and helping to leverage significant private investment.
At the same time, the budget constraints of the EU and its Member States require a focuson results and cost-effectiveness, a concentration of efforts to enhance systemic impact, and a reduction in administrative and operational costs.
Whilst a KIC on smart securesocieties has the potential to create sustainable and systemic impact measured in terms of new educated entrepreneurial people, new technologies, business, models and approaches, it also offers the possibility for impact at global level.
Through the promotion of transnational formal and non-formal learning mobility and cooperation, both within the Union and internationally, Erasmus for all willhelp member states achieving significant systemic impact on their education, training and youth systems.
Some activities supported by the current programmes will be reduced ordiscontinued in view of their limited systemic impact, or because they provide poor value for money or if they could be more efficiently supported through other EU funding, such as the European Social Fund ESF.
The new Authorities will also contribute to and participate actively in the development and coordination of effective and consistent recoveryand resolution plans, guarantee schemes, procedures in emergency situations and preventative measures to minimise the systemic impact of any failure.
An integrated programme, focusing on a limited number of key transversal actions,would structurally deepen the scope for systemic impact and high returns on investment through a concentration of activities with European added value.
The way it contributes to achieving systemic impact: An EU-wide tool can achieve strong systemic impact, notably by acting as a laboratory to test new approaches, which can inspire national/regional schemes or help them develop a transnational dimension.
Current programmes in the field of education, training and youth are too complex,with too many objectives and actions which limit the systemic impact and thus the European added value and potential investment value of EU interventions.
The Commission will proceed with these actions in accordance with the attached work programme, so that authorities in Europe have the necessary tools and financial resources to intervene effectively and tomanage the failure of a bank or investment firm in an orderly manner that minimises the systemic impact and the ultimate costs to public finances and taxpayers.
Concretely, it will need to draft technical standards definingparameters needed for the assessment of resolution plans' systemic impact and it will need to draft technical standards specifying issues to be examined in order to assess the resolvability of an institution or group.
The nature of those adjustments would have to be such so as to guarantee the ability of national authorities to intervene rapidly in defined circumstances, i.e. triggers or conditions, without having to seek shareholder approval in order to ensure continuity of essential services that have been provided by the bank andminimising the systemic impact of its failure- for example by orchestrating a private sector purchase.
International cooperation in Higher Education: To strengthen openness, innovation and excellence in education,with a view to producing long-lasting systemic impact, building capacity and supporting reform of higher education institutions in the EU and in partner countries.
Without prejudice to the subsidiarity principle, EU intervention should aim to complement Member States'actions by supporting policy reform and modernisation and by helping to deliver systemic impact under the agreed objectives of the Europe 2020 and ET 2020 strategies.
On 18 June 2009 the Governing Council took note of a report, prepared by the Banking Supervision Committee, on the status of implementation, as at February 2009,of the common analytical framework for assessing the systemic impact of a financial crisis which, in accordance with the ECOFIN Council conclusions of 9 October 2007, should have been in place in all Member States by the end of 2008.