Examples of using Structural deficit in English and their translations into Polish
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No to a structural deficit in the EU budget.
as did the structural deficit.
Moreover, the currently high structural deficit contributes to increase sustainability risks.
We see with astonishment that EU leaders agree to a budget that could lead to a structural deficit.
However, the recalculated9 structural deficit would remain higher than the medium-term budgetary objective.
However, the recalculated structural balance11 points to a structural deficit of 0.3% of GDP in 2018.
The structural deficit balance would stabilise thereafter at a deficit slightly above half a percentage point of GDP.
The medium-term budgetary objective- a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP- is planned to be reached in 2019.
However, the amount of the allowed temporary deviation is conditional on the respect of the minimum benchmark i.e. a structural deficit of 1.7% of GDP.
The medium-term budgetary objective- a structural deficit of 1% of GDP- is planned to be achieved as of 2017.
that the budget agreed could led structural deficit.
The medium-term budgetary objective- a structural deficit of 1% of GDP- continues to be met over the programme horizon.
targeting a(recalculated) structural deficit of 0.7% of GDP for that year.
According to Commission calculations, the structural deficit in the EU was reduced from nearly 3% of GDP in 2004 to below 1½% of GDP in 2006.
However, the recalculated10 structural balance still points to a structural deficit of 0.4% of GDP in 2018.
The medium-term objective- a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP- is not reached by the end of the programme period.
However, the recalculated structural balance points to a structural deficit of 1.2% of GDP in 2019.
However, the structural deficit in the government finances, if not corrected,
The update clearly identifies its medium-term objective(MTO) as a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP,
As the structural deficit is projected to slightly increase in 2016
creating a bigger structural deficit- make a difference this time around?
The medium-term objective- a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP- continues to be met throughout the programme period.
we proposed that particular attention be paid to the structural deficit indicator rather than the focus being.
The medium-term budgetary objective- a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP- continues to be met with a margin throughout the programme period.
adopt extra funds in the early autumn to avoid a structural deficit in 2013.
The programme sets the medium-term objective(MTO) for the budgetary position at a structural deficit of 0,8% of GDP and aims at achieving this position by 2008.
However, the improvement in the structural deficit planned by the programme only amounts to 0,3 of a percentage point of GDP in 2006, despite favourable overall economic conditions.
the planned structural deficit is in line with the requirement of the Pact until 2016.
despite the fact that the EU treaties do not allow a structural deficit.
They do not prevent countercyclical deficits as long as the structural deficit over the economic cycle is balanced, or at least remains very small.