Examples of using Reference value set in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Gave notice to Greece to bring its government deficit below 3% of GDP, the reference value set by the EU treaty, by 2012;
Such deficit is neither close to the 3% reference value set in the European Union Treaty nor can it be considered temporary or exceptional, as defined by the Treaty.
The Council had adopted the decision andrecommendation in July 2004 in the light of Cyprus's breaching of the 3% reference value set by the EU treaty.
Greece's government deficit for 2009 is put at 12.7% of GDP- well above the 3% reference value set by the EU treaty- in the Commission's autumn 2009 economic forecast and in Greece's updated stability programme.
The Council was informed by the Hungarian and Polish ministers of measures they are taking in order to reduce their deficits below 3% of GDP, the reference value set by the EU treaty.
Such a figure is well above the 3% reference value set in the Treaty and cannot be considered exceptional, since it does not result from an unusual event outside the control of the government, nor is it the result of a severe economic downturn.
However, it is important to note that the incorporation of mineral additions also had a mitigator effect in the expansions assigned to the DEF,including being smaller than the reference value set by Duggan.
In the light of their most recent notifications and the Commission's autumn economic forecasts, all nine member states are expected in their 2009 budgets to exceed the 3% reference value set by the treaty for the ratio of deficit to gross domestic product GDP.
The Council examined a communication from the Commission assessing action taken by Latvia and Hungary, and another assessing action taken by Poland, in order to bring their government deficits below 3% of gross domestic product(GDP), the reference value set by the EU treaty.
Decisions, under Article 126(6) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU,on the existence of excessive government deficits in those four Member States which have exceeded the 3% reference value set by the treaty for the ratio of deficit to gross domestic product(GDP);
The Council issued new recommendations to Lithuania, Malta and Romania on measures to be taken in order to correct their excessive government deficits, revising the timetables set for bringing their deficits back below 3% of gross domestic product(GDP), the reference value set by the EU treaty.
It adopted decisions, under article 104(6) of the treaty, on the existence of excessivegovernment deficits in Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland and Romania, which in 2008 exceeded the 3% reference value set by the treaty for the ratio of deficit to gross domestic product GDP.
The Council examined a communication from the Commission assessing measures taken by Lithuania and Romania, in response to recommendations it issued on 16 February, in order tobring their government deficits back below of 3% of gross domestic product(GDP), the reference value set by the EU treaty.
In the light of a report submitted by the Greek government on 6 August, the decision modifies decision 2010/320/EU in a number of respects,whilst maintaining a 2014 deadline for the reduction of Greece's deficit below the reference value set by the EU treaty 3% of gross domestic product.
The Council took note of a communication from the Commission assessing action taken by Bulgaria,Denmark, Cyprus and Finland in order to bring their government deficits below 3% of GDP, the reference value set by the EU treaty.
Maximum displacement of the posterior pharyngeal wall: the judges should estimate the extent, in percentage, of the maximum displacement of the posterior wall in relationto the soft palate, considering that the wall at rest has reference value set at 0% and the soft palate at rest has reference value set at 100.
Maximum displacement of the lateral pharyngeal walls: the judges should estimate the measurement, in percentage, of the maximum displacement of the right andleft lateral walls, relative to one another, considering that the wall at rest has a reference value set at 0%, and the other has a reference value set at 100.
In the light of a report submitted by the Greek government on 24 November, the decision modifies decision 2010/320/EU in a number of respects,whilst maintaining the 2014 deadline for the reduction of Greece's deficit below the reference value set by the EU Treaty 3% of gross domestic product.
The Council examined a communication from the Commission assessing the action taken by Belgium, the Czech Republic, Germany, Ireland, Spain, France, Italy,the Netherlands, Austria, Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia and the United Kingdom to bring their government deficits below the 3% reference value set by the Treaty for the ratio of deficit to gross domestic product GDP.
The reference values set as parameters for each indicator were based on evidence from the Literature or the organization history values are described for the respective.
We calculated the percentageof recommendation for calcium, protein, and sodium, considering the reference values set for the National School Meal Program- 70% of the daily nutritional needs.
According to the WHO reference levels, which are even tighter than those imposed by EU law, respectively up to 81% and 95% of urban dwellers were exposed to PM concentrations that exceed the reference values set for the protection of human health- underlining the urgency of the coming review of air legislation.
In December 1998 the reference value was set at an annual growth rate of 4½% for M3.
The reference value was set at 4½% in December 1998 and it was confirmed by the Governing Council in December 1999.
In December 1998 the Governing Council set this reference value at 4½% per annum and confirmed it in subsequent reviews.
On the basis of these assumptions, the ECB 's reference value was set at 4½% per annum by the Governing Council in December 1998.
The Biofuels Directive, adopted in 2003, set a reference value of a 2% market share for biofuels in 2005 and 5.75% in 2010, compared with a 0.2% share in 2000.