Examples of using Programme update in English and their translations into Portuguese
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SP 2003 Stability Programme update of January 2003.
The programme update has gaps in the"compulsory" and does not provide all optional data prescribed by the new code of conduct.
SP 2001 Stability Programme update of December 2001.
The programme update aims at achieving a budgetary position of close-to-balance or small surplus throughout the programme period.
The assessment of the stability programme update is part of this continuous surveillance.
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The new Austrian government, which was sworn in on 28 February, following the early general elections of 24 November 2002,was able to present a programme update within a relatively short period of time.
The stability programme update projects a balancedbudget also for the years 2002 and 2003.
The Council considers that the economic policies as reflected in the planned measures in the programme update broadly comply with the 2002 Broad Economic Policy Guidelines.
The Stability Programme update of Portugal was submitted on 29 March 2010 after discussion in the Portuguese Parliament on 25 March.
The economic policies, as reflected in the planned measures in the programme update, broadly com ply with the broad economic policy guidelines for 2002.
The third Stability Programme Update, covering 2001-05, was adopted by the Portuguese government on 13 December 2001 and assessed by the Council on 12 February 2002.
In this assessment, the Commission services' figures for general government balance and gross debt have been recalculated so as to include the ATP fund,as is the case in the programme update.
The German stability programme update was submitted on 22 February 2006. The programme covers the period from 2005 to 2009.
That the Hungarian authoritiesmake the timing and implementation of any tax cuts conditional upon the achievement of the deficit targets of the convergence programme update submitted in December 2004.
The NRP incorporates the 2006 budget on which the programme update is also based and in this sense the two documents are consistent.
The Council recommended furthermore that the Hungarian authorities make the timing andimplementation of any tax cuts conditional upon the achievement of the deficit targets of the convergence programme update submitted in December 2004.
Furthermore, in part of the programme update, the general government primary balance is calculated on the basis of net interest payments.
However, this has to be supplemented by the determined implementation of the structural reforms outlined in the programme update in order to curb the growth dynamics of age-related expenditure.
For subsequent years, the programme update projects a gradual reduction in the government deficit, reaching just above 1% of GDP in 2007.
The revision of both the 2005 and 2006 deficit targets are furthermore clearly breaching another element of the March Council recommendation, notably to make the timing andimplementation of any tax cuts conditional upon the achievement of the deficit targets of the convergence programme update.
The macroeconomic scenario underlying the programme update projects a gradual recovery(from the cyclical trough of 2002), which is expected to gather pace after 2003.
The programme update also continues the UK practice of accounting receipts from the sale of UMTS licences as an annual income stream rather than the sale of an asset, contrary to the Eurostat decision of 14 July 2000 on the allocation of such receipts.
Ii the target for 2006 contained in the convergence programme update and March 2005 Council recommendation has been abandoned in the recent budget for 2006.
The programme update aims at keeping the deficit below the 3% of GDP reference value in each programme year, with the general government budget deficit gradually falling from a programme estimate of 1.7% of GDP in 2004[4] to 1.4% of GDP in 2007.
On the expenditure side, after the projected rise until 2007/08, the programme update projects a fall in the expenditure ratio after 2007/08 below the levels in 2005/06 that may be challenging.
The programme update aims at reducing the deficit to the 3% of GDP reference value in 2007, in line with the Council recommendation under Article 104(7) excluding the contributions to the funded pension scheme estimated at 0.4% of GDP in 2005, 1.0% in 2006 and 1.1% in 2007.
For the period 2004-2006,the macroeconomic scenario presented in the programme update appears plausible as far as the pace of economic growth is concerned an average growth rate of close to 3% per year.
The third Stability Programme Update, covering 2002-05, was submitted to the European Commission on 9 December 2001 and was assessed by the Council on 12 February 20026.
For this recommendation, it referred to the revised path for deficit reduction as specified in the Council Opinion of 8 March 2005 on the convergence programme update which was submitted in December 2004 and also stressed its contribution to debt reduction and the improvement in the external balance.
As in the latest convergence programme update and the Commission autumn 2006 forecasts, figures for Hungary no longer include second pillar pension funds.