Examples of using Exceeds a reference value in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Whether the ratio of the planned oractual government deficit to grossdomestic product exceeds a reference value, unless.
The ratio of the planned or actual government deficit to GDP exceeds a reference value( defined in the Protocol on the excessive deficit procedure as 3% of GDP), unless.
In panicular it shall examine compliance with budgetaly discipline on the basis of the following w o criteria:( a) whether the ratio of the planned oractual government deficit to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value, unless.
Whether the ratio of government debt to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value, unless the ratio is diminishing sufficiently and approaching the reference value at a satisfactory pace.
Whether the ratio of the planned oractual government deficit to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value, 6 October 1997 unless.
Whether the ratio of government debt to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value, unless the ratio is sufficiently diminishing and approaching the reference value at a satisfactoly pace.
In particular it shall examine compliance with budgetary discipline on the basis of the following two criteria:( a) whether the ratio of the planned oractual government deficit to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value, unless:( i)( ii)( b) either the ratio has declined substantially and continuously and reached a level that comes close to the reference value; .
The ratio of government debt to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value( def ined in the Protocol as 60% of GDP), unless the ratio is sufficiently diminishing and approaching the reference value at a satisfactory pace.
According to Article 104c( 2) and( 3) the Commission shall prepare a report if a Member State does not fulfil therequirements for fiscal discipline, in particular if a the ratio of the planned or actual government deficit to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value( defined in the Protocol as 3% of GDP), unless: either the ratio has declined substantially and continuously and reached a level that comes close to the reference value; .
The ratio of government debt to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value( defined as 60% of GDP in the Protocol) unless the ratio is sufficiently diminishing and approaching the reference value at a satisfactory pace».
According to Article 104c( 2 and 3)the Commission shall prepare a report if in a Member State: a« the ratio of the planned or actual government deficit to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value( defined in the Protocol as 3% of GDP), unless either the ratio has declined substantially and continuously and reached a level that comes close to the reference value; .
The ratio of government debt to GDP exceeds a reference value( defined in the Protocol on the excessive deficit procedure as 60% of GDP), unless the ratio is sufficiently diminishing and approaching the reference value at a satisfactory pace.
According to Article 104( 2) and( 3), the European Commission prepares a report if a Member State does not fulfil the requirements for fiscal discipline, in particular if:( a)the ratio of the planned or actual government deficit to GDP exceeds a reference value( defined in the Protocol on the excessive deficit procedure as 3% of GDP), unless:-- either the ratio has declined substantially and continuously and reached a level that comes close to the reference value; or, alternatively, ECB Convergence Report May 2006.
The ratio of government debt to gross domestic product( GDP) exceeds a reference value( defined in the Protocol on the excessive deficit procedure as 60% of GDP), unless the ratio is sufficiently diminishing and approaching the reference value at a satisfactory pace.
According to Article 104( 2) and( 3), the Commission shall prepare a report if a Member State does not fulfil the requirements for fiscal discipline, in particular if:( a) the ratio of the planned oractual government deficit to GDP exceeds a reference value( defined in the Protocol on the excessive deficit procedure as 3 % of GDP), unless:-- either the ratio has declined substantially and continuously and reached a level that comes close to the reference value; or.
Whether the ratio of government debt to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value[specified in the protocol as 60%], unless the ratio is sufficiently diminishing and approaching the reference value at a satisfactory pace.
In particular it shall examine compliance with budgetary discipline on the basis of thefollowing two criteria:( a) whether the ratio of the planned or actual government deficit to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value, unless:--- either the ratio has declined substantially and continuously and reached a level that comes close to the reference value, or, alternatively, the excess over the reference value is only exceptional and temporary and the ratio remains close to the reference value;
Whether the ratio of government debt to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value[ defined in the Protocol on the excessive deficit procedure as 60% of GDP], unless the ratio is sufficiently diminishing and approaching the reference value at a satisfactory pace».
When the ratio of the planned oractual government deficit to GDP exceeds a reference value of3% and this excess is not small and temporary, or if the ratio of government debt to GDPexceeds a reference value of 60% and is not diminishing at a satisfactory pace, the Commissionprepares a report.
Whether the ratio of government debt to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value, unless the ratio is sufficiently diminishing and approaching the reference value at a satisfactory pace. The reference values are specified in the Protocol on the excessive deficit procedure annexed to this Treaty.
Whether the ratio of the planned oractual government deficit to gross domestic product exceeds a reference value, unless either the ratio has declined substantially and continuously and reached a level that comes close to the reference value; or, alternatively, the excess over the reference value is only exceptional and temporary and the ratio remains close to the reference value; .
Whereas in order to assess the seriousness of the economic recession the Member States must generally take as a reference any annual reduction of real GDP of at least 0,75%; whereas exceeding the reference value following a serious economic recession is exceptional only if GDP in real terms records an annual reduction of at least 2%;
Regarding inflation, the updated convergence programme notes that there is a risk that inflation temporarily exceeds the reference value by a small margin in the first half of 2000.
The updated convergence programme notes, however, that there is a risk that inflation temporarily exceeds the reference value by a small margin in the first half of 2000.
The Commission's report on any Member State that exceeds that reference value has to take account- and I quote Article 104(3) of the Treaty-'of all other relevant factors including the medium-term economic and budgetary position of the Member States.
Fifth, with regard to the Treaty provision that a debt ratio of above 60% of GDP should be suf ficiently diminishing and approaching the reference value at a satisfactory pace, the EMI e xamines past and current trends, and, for countries in which the ratio exceeds the reference value, it provides a number of illustrative calculations.