Examples of using Their stability programmes in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Member States are required to make their stability programmes public.
This will be achieved by an early-warning system involving intensive monitoring of countries' budgetary situations against quantified objectives explicitly defined in their stability programmes.
Member States shall make public their stability programmes and updated programmes. .
Most countries failed to comply with the fiscal targets set in their stability programmes.
According to the Regulation, Member States need to submit annual updates of their stability programmes, which may also be examined by the Council in accordance with these same procedures.
It proposes that euro-area Member States abide by the principle of informing the Commission and the other members of the Eurogroup beforehand about important national economic policy measures andthe key points of their stability programmes.
As a result, most countries failed to meet the targets laid down in their stability programmes, submitted in late 2000.
The real challenge which faces us is that of carrying on this dialogue firstly with the Central Bank President, but secondly with the European Commission, as we already do, and with the Council Presidency and the finance ministers of the Member States, who have become accustomed to reporting at regular intervals to the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs andIndustrial Policy about their stability programmes.
Countries with modest budgetary targets should aspire to be more ambitious and update their stability programmes accordingly(Germany, Italy, Austria, the Netherlands and Portugal in particular);
Whereas in the interest of transparency and informed public debate it is necessary that Member States make public their stability programmes and their convergence programmes; .
Countries with minimal budgetary targets should aspire to be more ambitious and update their stability programmes accordingly(Germany, Italy, Austria, the Netherlands and Portugal in particular);
As regards fiscal policies, while some countries plan to maintain orattain budgetary positions close to balance or in surplus over the horizon of their stability programmes, progress towards sound public finances in the euro area as a whole remains slow.
In April, Member States are expected to present their national reform programmes and their stability programmes(for euro area countries) or convergence programmes(for non-euro area countries), including any follow-up to the winter package.
In April, Member States are expected to present their national reform programmes and their stability programmes(for euro area countries) or convergence programmes for non-euro area countries.
The Member States are required to present in April their National Reform Programmes and their Stability Programmes(for euro area countries) or Convergence Programmes(for non-euro area countries), covering public finances.
As far as the recommendation on the excessive deficit procedure is concerned,our recommendations as regard measures to be taken this year rely fully on the measures announced by the Greek authorities in their stability programme. They include measures to be implemented in the first quarter of this year, such as wage bill cuts, reduction in public employment, progress with health care and pension reforms, tax and excise duties increases and tax administration reform.
This is much higher than expected in December 2001,when the authorities submitted their stability programme update.
As regards fiscal policy,almost all euro area countries have submitted their updated stability programmes.
In April, Member States submit their National Reform Programmes and their Stability or Convergence Programmes to the Commission and to their peers.
As regards fiscal policy, most euro area countries have submitted their updated stability programmes, which include their medium-term budget plans.
Member States should ensure that they meet the annual budgetary targets contained in their national stability programmes or convergence programmes for countries not members of the euro zone.
Having examined their updated stability programmes, the European Commission finds that overall Spain and Ireland have sound budgetary strategies and can be considered as providing good examples of fiscal policies in compliance with the Stability and Growth Pact.
To fully implement the preventive arm of the Stability and Growth Pact, some euro area Member States will need to undertake a more ambitious budgetaryadjustment in 2006 and 2007 than envisaged in their 2005 Stability Programmes.