Examples of using Net contributors in English and their translations into Hungarian
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We are net contributors.
I would say that they are net contributors.
The net contributors seem to have forgotten this.
Like us, they would be net contributors.
There are net contributors and net beneficiaries.
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Like us, too, they will be net contributors.
There are net contributors and net beneficiaries.
That did not work because the British are net contributors after all.
Other net contributors with similar or lesser prosperity do not.
In the context of Brexit,the EU is set to potentially lose one of its biggest net contributors.
So, net contributors such as Germany should be interested in the structural funds.
Countries benefiting from rebates are also the largest net contributors to the EU budget.
On the other side of the coin, net contributors such as Germany and Austria are, by and by, becoming the cash cows of the European Union.
However, as the saying goes,'he who pays the piper calls the tune',so it makes sense not to offend the net contributors.
Since the fiasco with the euro rescue package, the net contributors have been asked to pay up two and three times over.
And the countries of Central Europe have developed faster than expected: so much,that from around 2030 they will be net contributors to the EU.
The single market will also make the so-called net contributors, such as Austria and Germany, into large net receivers.
The importance of the initiativeis increased by the fact that donors include both old and the new Member States as well as net contributors and beneficiaries.
It is an important observation that net contributors also receive significant benefits from the resources which they have paid into the EU budget.
What if, in the coming crowd of nine billion… what if thatcrowd could learn enough to be net contributors, instead of net plunderers?
Net contributors backed their case for stabilising expenditure by invoking the budgetary discipline stipulated by the Stability and Growth Pact.
The importance of the initiative iseven greater if we consider the fact that supporters include both old and new Member States as well as net contributors and beneficiaries.
If the EU were to receive part of the fuel tax directly, then net contributors such as Germany could simultaneously reduce their payments to the EU budget and use the saved money to reduce taxes.
Another adverse consequence of its introduction was thatMember States started to be divided into either net contributors or net beneficiaries.
Divisions between the East and the West, and between net beneficiaries and net contributors are going to be further exacerbated by the proposal to tie EU payments to the rule of law, which is a clear response to the concerns related to the political developments and suspected corruption in the region.
The funds provided for the beneficiaries are also useful for large Member States as the net contributors themselves benefit from them through various projects.
The prime minister also highlighted the fact that the countries of the Visegrád group(V4) are growing dynamically, and by 2030 theyare expected to catch up to Western industrial nations and become net contributors to the EU budget.
Budget negotiations are typically hard-fought in Brussels because they require unanimity andpit big net contributors such as Germany and France against net beneficiaries such as Poland and Hungary.
Not only does this mean that net contributors will lose further return funding, but those Member States expected to join the European Union under future expansion would enter membership under cohesion funding likely to remain for the forthcoming budgetary duration.
Following the disastrous euro rescue package,which simply involved the net contributors taking a hit for the mismanagement and corruption in a few southern states, the plan is now to ask the already overburdened citizens of the net contributor countries to cough up even more money.