Examples of using Systemic impact in English and their translations into Polish
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EU intervention will aim to deliver systemic impact and to support policy development.
The systemic impact of closing out derivative positions in order to apply the debt write-down tool;
Focus on mobility with strong systemic impact, in particular higher education students.
The reduction by 85% in the number of activities compared to the present situation will allow an efficiency gain estimated at 30% of the system through streamlining the programme's architecture and focus on systemic impact.
EU intervention should aim to deliver systemic impact and to support policy development.
Capacity-building measures for the modernisation of higher education systems will also be streamlined;cooperation with neighbourhood countries will be reinforced by merging capacity building and mobility actions to ensure a systemic impact.
National contributions report a wider systemic impact of YiA:"YiA has created a significant added value at national level.
However, the reforms, to date, must be complemented by a clear framework that will, in future,enable authorities to stabilise and control the systemic impact of failing cross-border financial institutions.
Create sustainable and systemic impact, measured in terms of new educated entrepreneurial people, new technologies and new business;
The evaluations show that the 2007-2013 EU programmes have already achieved significant systemic impact, far beyond the benefits to individual participants.
It will seek to achieve a systemic impact by increasing the number of financial institutions with expertise in the cultural and creative sectors, broadening their geographical spread and helping to leverage significant private investment.
Conversely, some activities will be reduced ordiscontinued in view of their more limited systemic impact, their excessive cost, or the existence of other sources of EU funding supporting similar activities.
Regarding the policy content, the evaluations show that the current Community programmes to promote transnational formal and non-formal learning mobility and cooperation, both within the Union and internationally,have already achieved significant systemic impact, well beyond the benefits to the individuals concerned.
Emphasis will also be placed on activities which have a systemic impact and provide clear EU added value, while efforts will be made to streamline management of the programme and administrative procedures.
At the same time, the budget constraints of the EU and its Member States require a focus on results and cost-effectiveness,a concentration of efforts to enhance systemic impact, and a reduction in administrative and operational costs.
Strengthen openness andexcellence with a view to producing long-lasting systemic impact, building capacity and supporting reform of higher education institutions in the EU and in partner countries.
The main aims of the existing programmes will continue(i.e. learning mobility, cooperation projects and support for policy reform), butactions will be strengthened where the systemic impact is strongest and where there is a clear EU added value.
The Programme will link mobility andcooperation activities and enhance systemic impact e.g. cooperation projects between schools could cover both curriculum development and staff exchanges.
The Commission will proceed with these actions in accordance with the attached work programme, so that authorities in Europe have the necessary tools and financial resources to intervene effectively and to manage the failure of a bank orinvestment firm in an orderly manner that minimises the systemic impact and the ultimate costs to public finances and taxpayers.
With a new focus on priorities which will increase EU added value and systemic impact, actions supported will contribute to the efforts of achieving more jobs and growth in line with Europe 2020 objectives.
The nature of those adjustments would have to be such so as to guarantee the ability of national authorities to intervene rapidly in defined circumstances, i.e. triggers orconditions, without having to seek shareholder approval in order to ensure continuity of essential services that have been provided by the bank and minimising the systemic impact of its failure- for example by orchestrating a private sector purchase.
An analysis of the probability of occurrence of various phenomena and processes and their systemic impact on the security of the EU, indicates three scenarios of possible development of European security strategic conditions(environment) can be.
Option 3 andto a higher extent Option 4 offer the possibility of achieving a significant critical mass of beneficiaries and systemic impact through a discontinuation of current actions with insufficient EU added value.
The new Programme is expected to focus on EU added value and systemic impact, with support for three types of action: learning opportunities for individuals, both within the EU and beyond; institutional cooperation between educational institutions, youth organisations, businesses, local and regional authorities and NGOs; and support for reforms in Member States to modernise education and training systems and promote innovation, entrepreneurship and employability.
Current programmes in the field of education, training and youth are too complex, with too many objectives andactions which limit the systemic impact and thus the European added value and potential investment value of EU interventions.
The new programme will focus on EU added value and systemic impact, with support for three types of action: learning opportunities for individuals, both within the EU and beyond; institutional cooperation between educational institutions, youth organisations, businesses, local and regional authorities and NGOs; and support for reforms in Member States to modernise education and training systems and promote innovation, entrepreneurship and employability.
International cooperation in Higher Education: To strengthen openness, innovation and excellence in education,with a view to producing long-lasting systemic impact, building capacity and supporting reform of higher education institutions in the EU and in partner countries.
Whilst a KIC on smart secure societies has the potential to create sustainable and systemic impact measured in terms of new educated entrepreneurial people, new technologies, business, models and approaches, it also offers the possibility for impact at global level.
Concretely, it will need to draft technical standards defining parameters needed for the assessment of resolution plans' systemic impact and it will need to draft technical standards specifying issues to be examined in order to assess the resolvability of an institution or group.
