Examples of using Underlying structural in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Moreover, efforts to reduce the underlying structural budget deficit have clearly slackened.
Even a lasting economic recovery will not bring about a radical improvement in fiscal balances if underlying structural imbalances persist.
However, due to the tax reforms, the underlying structural budgetary position will not improve over the entire programme period.
Visible reductions are required not only in actual but also in underlying structural fiscal deficits.
Meanwhile, the adjustment in the underlying structural deficit is also likely to fall considerably short of what is required under the EDP, reflecting a fading consolidation effort.
This type of thinkingapplied to education and conflict tends towards a focus on the underlying structural reasons for the emergence of conflict.
The underlying structural deficit widened to 1.5% of GDP from 1.3%, but the ongoing process of tax reduction and reform to strengthen the supply side of the economy is partly responsible for it.
Obesity is associated with eye diseases, but the underlying structural changes and pathogenic mechanisms have not been examined in detail.
The factors determining the duration and severity of atrial stunning include the duration of AF,size of the atrium and presence of underlying structural heart disease.
However, the underlying structural balance is not expected to deteriorate in 2002 as Member States are committed to realise government accounts close to balance or in surplus from 2003 or 2004.
Instead, it tries to justify an EU-wide policy of neo-Keynesian demand management by spending more on a great majority of items without any underlying structural reforms.
The precise etiology of such leak remains unknown, butit is suspected that there is underlying structural weakness of spinal meninges, with the presence of dural slits or arachnoid cysts, similar to those seen in generalized connective tissue disease, such as Marfan syndrome.
I cannot help thinking however that although these values have gone sky high and we may expect the bubble to burst,nevertheless the underlying structural change in our economies is here to stay.
Rare reports of 2nd or3rd degree atrioventricular block in patients with underlying structural heart disease and pre-existing conduction system abnormalities or in patients receiving medicinal products known to prolong the PR interval(such as verapamil or atazanavir) have been reported in patients receiving ritonavir.
The answer to those who fear that fiscal retrenchment will cut economic growth rates is to focus better on the underlying structural factors that hinder our economic performance and to remedy them.
The main risk factors identified were the underlying structural lung disease, such as COPD, in 73 patients 36%, bronchiectasis, in 62 31%, and tuberculosis sequelae, in 40 20%; and nonpulmonary conditions, such as diabetes mellitus, in 18 patients 9%, gastroesophageal reflux disease, in 16 8%, and receiving immunosuppression therapy, in 12 6.
The scope for wage increases should not be misjudged andfiscal consolidation efforts should be pursued with determination in a period in which the cyclical upswing tends to mask the underlying structural problems.
High-output decompensated cardiac failure usually occurs in patients with with preserved left ventricular contractility or underlying structural heart disease, which leads to contractile impairment because of structural deterioration.
I know that voters in my constituency in the East Midlands will be pleased to know that Parliament is supporting continued European funds to the rural, urban andindustrial heartlands of our region where lower levels of unemployment mask underlying structural and social weaknesses.
Nevertheless, it is possible to demonstrate that Community assistance has had positive andlong-lasting effects in both increasing economic growth and strengthening underlying structural factors which determine competitiveness and, therefore, future potential growth.
For these reasons, as Mr Morillon pointed out, the College yesterday approved in principle the contents of an emergency package of measures to tackle the immediate social andeconomic hardship triggered by the dramatic rise in the price of oil while also tackling the underlying structural problems of the European fleet.
Although the total net job creation effects may not be very large- as creation of new'green' jobs andgreening of existing jobs will partly be offset by loss of some existing jobs- the underlying structural changes will involve re-allocation of workers across economic sectors and skill types.
For these reasons, the Commission has proposed an emergency package of measures to tackle the immediate social and economic hardship triggered by the dramatic rise inthe price of oil, while also tackling the underlying structural problems of the European fleet.
The Commission's institution building strategy has placed too much reliance on the Twinning instrument which is not always the most effective method to overcome the underlying structural problems faced by Candidate Countries' administrations.
On the other hand,if it was not possible to find any structural changes underlying the symptoms, such an illness would be classified as cardiac functional syndrome.
A number of structural causes underlying the relatively high level of unemployment have been identified with regard to both labour supply and labour demand; these may be summarised as follows.