Examples of using Structural balance in English and their translations into Polish
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The structural balance is expected to deteriorate as well.
Italy should improve its structural balance by 0.25% of GDP in 2015.
The structural balance and MTO for countries in the preventive arm.
A quantitative medium-term objective(MTO) for the structural balance of the general government is not specified.
The structural balance is by definition not affected by one-off expenditures,
However, the(adjusted) change in the structural balance over 2014-2015 is below the recommended value.
The structural balance is required to improve by 0.3% of GDP taking into account the allowance for the pension reform.
France, for example, in its programme, plans to improve its structural balance by just 0.3 percentage points of GDP in 2007.
In terms of the structural balance, the fiscal structural adjustment is expected to be over 7 percentage points of GDP in 2011-2012.
Public debt has attained a sustainable level, but the general government structural balance has been significantly negative.
The(recalculated) structural balance is planned to deteriorate further in both 2016 and 2017.
Council Regulation(EC) No 1234/2007 requires the Commission to preserve the structural balance of the market at a price close to the reference price.
Annual structural balance of the general government" means the annual cyclically-adjusted balance net of one-off and temporary measures;
The Commission's 2015 spring forecast expects the structural balance to remain at the medium-term objective in 2015 and 2016.
Improving the structural balance of government finances over the medium term would contribute to reducing risks to public finance sustainability 4.
Possible future deviations would be assessed against the requirement to maintain the structural balance at the medium-term budgetary objective.
However, the recalculated structural balance points to a departure from the medium-term objective as of 2015.
The deviation is set to become significant in 2016 when an improvement by 0.4% of GDP is required but the structural balance is projected to worsen by 0.3% of GDP.
In 2015, the(recalculated) structural balance is planned to improve by 0.3 pp. of GDP.
the cyclically-adjusted balance and the structural balance are identical.
Based on the recalculated structural balance, the medium-term budgetary objective would already be met as from 2018.
other temporary measures specified in the programme, the cyclically-adjusted balance and the structural balance are identical.
However, the(recalculated) structural balance is not expected to reach the medium-term objective by 2017.
would be assessed against the requirement to maintain the structural balance at the medium-term budgetary objective.
The annual average improvement in the structural balance for the period 2011-12 is 1.5% of GDP,
while improving the structural balance.
In particular, in 2008 the improvement in the structural balance is only around 14% of GDP,
The structural balance, i.e. the cyclically-adjusted balance net of one-off
based on the trend of the(recalculated) structural balance, is slightly below what was called for in the Council recommendation above 1% of GDP.
Over the programme period, the structural balance calculated according to the commonly agreed methodology is planned to improve from about 1% of GDP in 2006 to about 1,5-2% of GDP in 2008.