Examples of using Medium-term perspective in English and their translations into Polish
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The 2015 Enlargement Agenda sets out for the first time a medium-term perspective for the policy.
In a medium-term perspective, however, a shift toward an innovation-driven economy is necessary.
Whilst the European Semester covers a short period of time,the employment policy goals have a medium-term perspective.
From the short-term and medium-term perspective, it is important to control price shocks, especially in the area of foodstuffs.
The monitoring of the EIT's own activities,which will combine quantitative and qualitative indicators in a medium-term perspective.
A broad-based analysis of the data, taking the appropriate medium-term perspective, confirms the underlying strength of money growth.
The Lisbon strategy is thus an opportunity to operationalise sustainable development in the short- and medium-term perspective.
Taking the appropriate medium-term perspective, monetary data up to September confirm that upside risks to price stability are diminishing but that they have not disappeared completely.
The Commission believes that there is a need for expedient action to achieve tangible results in a short to medium-term perspective.
A broad-based analysis of the data, taking the appropriate medium-term perspective and allowing for these considerations, confirms the underlying strength of money growth.
In a medium-term perspective, such restrictions clearly send the wrong market signals, reducing the incentive for farmers to invest and to increase their production, and contributing to an imbalance on regional markets.
What divides them is, for instance, the timeframe:whereas the Lisbon strategy has a medium-term perspective, sustainable development looks to the longer term.
Taking this more medium-term perspective, there are several indications that higher short-term interest rates are now influencing monetary dynamics, although they have not, as yet, significantly dampened the overall strength of the underlying rate of monetary and credit expansion.
For this to materialise as early as possible,it is of the utmost importance to maintain discipline and a medium-term perspective in macroeconomic policy-making, as well as to avoid second-round effects.
The possible continuing effects of the crisis on the budgetary position and on medium-term growth are a serious concern for most of the highrisk countries- in particular, Ireland, Greece, Latvia, Spain and United Kingdom- for whom avoiding a very fast increase in debt ratios is a policy challenge already in a medium-term perspective.
For this to materialise as early as possible, it is of the utmost importance to maintain discipline and a medium-term perspective in macroeconomic policy-making, pursuing a stability-oriented and sustainable approach.
In order to ensure that such measures effectively support a sustainable recovery, it is of the utmostimportance that they remain focused and temporary in nature so as to maintain a stability-oriented and medium-term perspective in macroeconomic policy-making.
Regarding fiscal policies, the Governing Council considers it crucial that discipline and a medium-term perspective are maintained, taking fully into account the consequences of any shorter-term action on fiscal sustainability.
More generally, recent monetary developments should be assessed with the appropriate medium-term perspective, and thus against the background of the persistent upward trend in the underlying rate of monetary expansion observed since mid-2004. On this basis, liquidity in the euro area remains ample by all reasonable measures.
Owing to a relatively small growth rate of export of dessert fruits andtheir consumption on the internal market will not be reduced in the medium-term perspective of delivery of blueberry fruit and cherries for processing, including those intended for the production of frozen food products.
As a result, budgetary consolidation paths recommended under the EDPs have been largely set in a medium-term perspective and, depending on circumstances of individual countries, longer deadlines have been recommended for correction of the excessive deficits.
From a debt sustainability perspective, the medium-term fiscal risk is high, owing to the projected increase in the stock of debt.
Ensure a balanced contribution by all levels of government to the fulfilment of fiscal rules including thestructural budget balance rule, through a binding instrument with an explicit breakdown of targets within a medium-term planning perspective.