Examples of using A leverage effect in English and their translations into Polish
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Thus, Union funds produce a leverage effect of 1:6.
Based on the experiences to date, the EESC considers that the activities of the EIB Group have generally exerted a leverage effect.
Union funds therefore produce a leverage effect of 1:6.
European taxpayer's money has a leverage effect which helps to improve the overall quality and effectiveness of national budgetary revenue and expenditure.
Finds that the European budget must be strengthened and have a leverage effect.
It is designed to provide a leverage effect, which could not be achieved by legislative measures.
These instruments make it easier to obtain more funding from other investors,hence they create a leverage effect.
The European budget must be strengthened and have a leverage effect, according to the EESC opinion.
The Commission's aim with this instrument is to mobilise additional investment, particularly from private investors, andthus to produce a leverage effect.
Hence, the European budget must be strengthened and have a leverage effect, according to the EESC opinion.
LAIF grants will have a leverage effect to mobilise resources from financial institutions to finance investment projects notably in three areas.
The same applies to cohesion policy,where we could create a leverage effect by providing project-related loans.
The Commission must therefore seek the most efficient use of available resources,in particular by using financial instruments that have a leverage effect.
In other words, one euro of EFF funding has had a leverage effect of EUR 1.68 of additional national funding, EUR 0.43 public and EUR 1.25 private.
Financial instruments are increasingly valuable to multiply the effect of Union funds when those funds are pooled with others funds or include a leverage effect.
In other words, EUR 1 of EFF support has a leverage effect of EUR 2.51 of additional national funding, EUR 0.52 public national and EUR 2 private.
Public investments- at EU and Member States level- in smart, sustainable, inclusive growth could also encourage additional private investment,having in this way a leverage effect.
Scarce public money increases the need to unlock other sources of finance andthus generate a leverage effect for the EU budget compared to straight grant funding.
On the supply side,difficulties in achieving a leverage effect and a coordinated use of funding instruments available for achieving these goals stem from the inherent nature of the instruments themselves, namely.
I believe that maximising the potential of the single market, through greater integration of the markets and the strengthening of European company andconsumer confidence could have a leverage effect on the European economy.
The aim of Progress Microfinance is not only to make EU funding available butalso to create a leverage effect for total investment of some €500 million, i.e. five times the EU contribution.
Their co-financing should be a major priority in the regions covered under the latter, where limited financial resources need to be concentrated so as toreach critical mass and generate a leverage effect.
It is therefore necessary to prioritise needs in such a manner that results of the Programme are used and create a leverage effect to support and develop health policies at European, national and local level.
In view of a leverage effect which has increased over the past few years and which, by definition, does not appear on the balance sheet, it is impossible to estimate the amounts actually involved and the risk to which the economic system is exposed.
It would also involve the"smart" aggregation of national and European resources in order toachieve economies of scale and a leverage effect and reduce national budget deficits as a result of the positive effects of pooling of resources.
Share-linked instruments on the other hand are as effective as shares in terms of aligning the interest of staff members with those of shareholders and with the long term interest of the institution,provided that they closely track the value of shares without a leverage effect.
In particular, the comparatively modest sums allocated to Erasmus Mundus consortia to administer the courses appear to have had a leverage effect, as considerable additional resources(notably administrative staff time) have been devoted to their implementation.
Their co-financing should be the main priority in the regions covered under the new Regional competitiveness and employment objective, where limited financial resources need to be concentrated so as toreach critical mass and generate a leverage effect.
There will be a possibility of supporting innovative projects within Member States with a potential for transferability to the EU level,thus providing a leverage effect; Member States will also have a possibility to express certain priorities for national projects;
COSME is the EU programme for the Competitiveness of Enterprises and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises(SMEs)running from 2014 to 2020 with a planned budget of €2.3bn with a leverage effect able to provide up to €25 bn.