Examples of using Implicit liabilities in English and their translations into Polish
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Monitoring implicit liabilities;
Implicit liabilities, notably related to ageing;
Fiscal risks stemming from explicit and implicit liabilities should be taken into account as a relevant factor.
By the end of 2006, the Commission should report on progress achieved towards the methodology for completing the analysis by incorporating such implicit liabilities.
Moreover, implicit liabilities stemming from the guarantees given to the financial sector are particularly large.
Similar instruments would also need to be developed to monitor the implicit liabilities of pension schemes operating at national level.
Projected implicit liabilities related to the cost of ageing reflect the long-term challenges in terms of an ageing population.
In this year's report, the methodology proposed for incorporating implicit liabilities in the MTOs of the preventive arm is also presented.
Monitoring implicit liabilities within public pension systems based on the principle of redistribution,
Increased attention should be paid to monitoring public debt developments while medium-term budgetary objectives should be strengthened to address implicit liabilities.
Additionally, in the light of the estimated impact of the implicit liabilities related to population ageing,
while medium-term budgetary objectives should be strengthened to address implicit liabilities.
The document introduces the concept of"implicit liabilities" or liabilities incurred by the increased spending that awaits the various countries in the near future because of their ageing populations.
that ensures the long-term sustainability of public finances, in particular taking into account implicit liabilities related to ageing.
Furthermore, the monitoring of implicit liabilities could be strengthened to allow for a better assessment of the impact on the sustainability of public finances of pension schemes run by both public and private entities.
The debt-to-GDP ratio will not only suffer from the accumulation of public deficits but also from the implicit liabilities foreseeable with population ageing
Monitoring implicit liabilities within mandatory Pay-As-You-Go pension systems,
in particular through the revised flexibility clause and the incorporation of implicit liabilities in MTOs.
Monitoring implicit liabilities within public pension systems based on the principle of redistribution,
the existing implicit liabilities related to ageing populations,
leading to changes in the financing of pension systems, which increase explicit and reduce implicit liabilities, are reflected appropriately.
This takes no account of the difficulties involved in quantifying these implicit liabilities, bearing in mind a series of factors- such as migratory flows, employment trends, economic fluctuations, etc.- which will influence
this MTO does not appear to take sufficiently into account the implicit liabilities related to ageing,
private sector indebtedness and implicit liabilities related to ageing.
by taking account not just of debt levels but also implicit liabilities, notably costs related to ageing populations,
to protect the long-term sustainability of public finances, in particular by taking into account implicit liabilities related to ageing.
by taking account not just of debt levels but also implicit liabilities, notably costs related to ageing populations,
partially funded pension systems) leading to a change in financing of pension systems that increase explicit and reduce implicit liabilities, so that such reforms,
to the extent that it may represent an implicit liability for the government;
to the extent that it may represent a contingent implicit liability for governments.