Examples of using Structural surplus in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Objective: To absorb 15000 tonnes of organic nitrogen in areas with a structural surplus.
This structural surplus is explained by some producers' lack of adaptation to a wine market in rapid evolution.
The second reason for reform is the danger of overproduction and structural surplus.
This meant that a structural surplus of 4,5 million tonnes of sugar could be expected in the marketing year 2007/08.
Title: Aid to facilities for treating livestock manure in areas with a structural surplus.
That is the primary structural surplus that Greece needs, and debt restructuring would not solve this very fundamental fact.
Initially, when it prepared the reform, the Commission estimated the structural surplus of wine to be 18,5 million hl.
The structural surplus is estimated at about 15 million hl of wine, which is equivalent to about 8.4% of EU-27 wine production.
The grubbing-up scheme has resulted in a reduction of supply in line with the aim of reducing the structural surplus.
Corrected for the temporary higher revenues in 2005 the structural surplus is broadly unchanged from 2005 to 2006.
In this context, a structural surplus of production has been a constant feature of the European wine market over the last decades.
Reducing quota levels by 115 000 tonnes,which corresponds to 50% of the annual structural surplus authorised for export within GATT limits.
Europe does not in fact have a structural surplus of wine, but instead has a surplus corresponding exactly to the quantities planted illegally.
In addition, it is intended to reduce the overall quota by 115 000 tonnes,which is 50% of the structural surplus under the WTO's export restrictions.
The structural surplus has disappeared, and the favourable development of internal demand is reflected not only in prices but also by steadily increasing imports and lower exports.
Grubbing-up measures are to be retained, but will be more specifically targeted by Member States in those regions with serious and persistent structural surplus.
This is unacceptable because the Commission's proposal to eliminate at least part of the structural surplus is essential in order to fulfil our obligations under the WTO.
With this in mind,the group is in favour of the Commission maintaining the ban on subsidies designed to increase production capacity in areas with a structural surplus.
In particular, the attractive prices offered by distillation measures actually perpetuate the present structural surplus for low-quality table wines which could not be disposed of otherwise.
With this in mind,the group is in favour of the Commission maintaining the ban on subsidies designed to in crease production capacity in areas with a structural surplus.
For a second group of countries(the Netherlands,Finland Denmark and Sweden), a small structural surplus of some 1% of GDP appears adequate given that their budget positions are more sensitive to the business cycle.
Commission services' recalculations on the basis of the information in the programme according to the commonly agreed methodology give a structural surplus of 2% of GDP in 2009.
Real estate structural surplus pattern still exists, 1-11 data show that in 2015 the real estate investment growth rate down to 1.3%, the leading indicators of real estate new construction area, land acquisition area dropped.
While there is no doubt that it[the aid]is an efficient instrument of social aid, it is considerably more expensive than export refunds as a method of reducing the structural surplus….
The Commission agrees that one of the main challenges is to revive demand, butprofitability is even more vital and the pattern of structural surplus leading to lower prices and negative incomes needs to be stopped first.
The extent of the structural surplus of the past can be measured by the following two indicators: between 1968 and 1975 the Commission had to dispose of 10% of butter production and 75% of skimmed-miIk production, in powder or liquid form, at reduced prices.
The Community is expected to spend ECU 1.6 billion supporting the wine market in 1993,the major part of which will be used to remove the structural surplus of wine from the market 900 mecu.
Over the programme period, the structural surplus(i.e. the cyclically-adjusted balance net of one-off and other temporary measures) calculated according to the commonly agreed methodology is planned to decline on average by 0,1% of GDP per year.
Let us recall that in the final analysis, fiscal solvency requires stabilising andthen reducing the government debt ratio- i.e. achieving a primary structural surplus and achieving a debt-stabilising level.
Since 1976 butter has fallen into the category of'structural surplus' products which cause a number of problems on account of the stagnation of consumption, the difficulty of selling them on the world market and the high cost of storage in cold stores.