Examples of using To combat speculation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Mr President, is there a timetable for all this, for the mechanism to combat speculation?
One of our aims is to combat speculation in the agricultural sector: we call for a review of the legislation on financial instruments.
Such an instrument could use the financial technique of buying and selling options on the world market andwould prove useful as a way to combat speculation.
Therefore, I think that the European Union needs to combat speculation involving food prices through regulation and transparency.
The report also fails to mention the withdrawal of sovereign debt from the agencies' ratings, which is the main measure that could be taken in this area to combat speculation against the euro.
That is why Brazil has now taken stringent measures to combat speculation and Chile, Mexico and Colombia will no doubt follow suit.
The direct impact on the world's population of an increase in food prices, which could provoke riots and unrest,must also encourage the G20 leaders to come to an agreement on market measures to combat speculation.
We believe that there is only one way to combat speculation effectively: transactions carried out at the same time as negotiations are paid for, and only in cash.
It makes changes relating to price volatility, and calls for solutions to be created,at global level, to combat speculation on agricultural commodities and extreme price volatility.
The European Union also needs a strategy at global level to combat speculation, which includes international coordination of a mechanism to prevent excessive price fluctuation and the creation of specific regulation to be applied to the greatest possible number of countries.
The aim of this pilot project is to devise effective measures to combat speculation in agricultural commodities and the resulting price volatility.
Were it not for this,we could have gone to town on the serious lack of a Community policy to combat speculation, the cause of this destabilization which has been costly to all European taxpayers.
The euro has been a success: a stable currency with a low interest rate has come into being,an effective move to combat speculation, and we have been able to create many more jobs than before since the introduction of the euro.
Subject: International financial transactions At the next annual meeting of the IMF, does the Council plan to propose that the IMF Committee should study possible arrangements for introducing a Tobin-type tax on international financial transactions with a view to combating speculation and stabilising currency markets?
At the same time, however, I am struck that those who say they want to combat financial speculation intend to replace financial speculation with political speculation. .
The stability of the euro has to be one of the priorities of the Hungarian Presidency, andI have no doubts that the Council will do its utmost to combat monetary speculation and will make considerable progress in European economic governance.
Our proposals aimed at changing the current neoliberal economic and monetary policies in the field of international trade,and the proposal to combat financial speculation in the world's capital markets, whilst promoting investment and wealth creation in the real economy were thus rejected.
In this European Parliament report, the rapporteur makes some criticisms of the acceleration of the convergence and stability criteria objectives, insists on the need to increase investment andaccepts the adoption of global fiscal measures in order to combat financial speculation. This is a positive step.
The Greens, the Socialists and the United Left have all tabled amendments aimed at ensuring that our resolution takes this issue into account andthose on the Right who today applauded the idea of measures to combat wild speculation in the oil market- and I am delighted about that- will, I hope, be voting for our amendments tomorrow.
Practical measures must urgently be taken to combat financial speculation in the world's capital markets, for example, by taxing the movement of capital and stock market capital gains. This will serve to reduce the volatility of the capital markets and the risk of financial crisis, to boost investment and wealth creation in the real economy, and, in so doing, to promote social inclusion and ensure respect for human rights.
A goal of the campaign is to put pressure on governments to ensure that the rights of farmers, particularly women farmers, are recognized by the law, in order to put an end to food speculation and to combat child malnutrition.