Examples of using Convergence process in English and their translations into Romanian
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Eurocodes could facilitate this convergence process.
Saw the continuation of the convergence process observed in the context of Regulation 1/2003.
Standardisation through the use of Eurocodes could facilitate this convergence process.
Also saw the continuation of the"convergence" process observed in the context of Regulation 1/2003.
EU policies and financial institutions andinstruments provide crucial support to the convergence process.
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This convergence process has slowed and even gone into reverse in parts of Europe as a result of the accumulation of imbalances and under the pressure of the crisis.
These reforms are particularly important now,in the wake of the global financial crisis that could slow down the convergence process.
However, the economic convergence process between CEE and Western Europe is still ongoing, though at a lower pace and with a more rebalanced economic model.
As specified in the Treaty, the Commission should provide a regular,fair assessment of sustainable progress in the convergence process.
Different national regulations in the EU would complicate this convergence process and could weaken the position of the EU compared to important regimes elsewhere.
Countries adopting the euro should be able to demonstrate the sustainability of their convergence processes.
Bringing recovery to a sustainable path and reviving the convergence process can only be achieved if all EU Institutions and Member States act together.
Not only are these sectors the ones in which the European economy has its clearest global growth perspective,they can also be powerful motors for the EU convergence process.
The initiative aims to boost Croatia's EU accession process, speed up its convergence process and foster fiscal, social and ecological sustainability.
During this stage the convergence process would be made more binding through a set of commonly agreed benchmarks that could be given a legal nature.
Euroisation” runs counter to the underlying economic rationale of EMU,which envisages the eventual adoption of the euro as the end point of a convergence process within a multilateral framework.
In the longer term the convergence process must be more binding, for example through agreed benchmarks for convergence and a euro-area treasury.
Enabling posted workers from the new Member States receiving the same wages as the workers from the old Members States aims precisely to strengthen the convergence processes.
In the medium term(Stage 2), the convergence process should be made more binding through a set of common high-level standards that would be defined in EU legislation.
As indicated in the Five Presidents' Report on"Completing Europe's Economic and Monetary Union",16 common standards can serve the convergence process towards more resilient economic structures.
We have seen how the convergence process towards the single currency has brought about an important drop in interest rates which ultimately resulted in traditional investment products losing their appeal.
The Commission also confirmed its intention to put forward a European pillar of social rights, which would build on the existing"acquis" andserve as a compass for the overall convergence process.
Based on good practices, a number of common benchmarks could be defined,to support upward convergence processes, while recognising the diversity of starting points and practices across Member States.
The budgetary strategy outlined in the programme is not in line with the prudent fiscal policy necessary to contain the growing external deficit andinflationary pressures which put the convergence process at risk.
In particular, the Five Presidents' Report on Completing Europe's EMU highlighted the need to pursue the convergence process towards more resilient economic structures, and to make such processes more binding in the medium term.
The revision may particularly affect companies from Member States with lower wages levels that intend to provide cross-border services in the Single Market,which is contrary to the intention and efforts to strengthen the convergence process within the EU.
For Romania to maintain its rapid convergence process towards the average income level in the EU(its GDP per capita is 40% of the EU average), it will be crucial to address the growing macroeconomic imbalances and to implement wide-ranging structural reforms.
The findings of the OPC suggest that despite some differences in the application of investment rules,these do not seem to hinder the convergence process towards an internal market and cross-border activities of IORPs.
It also made an important contribution to the long-term convergence process between Partner Countries and EU higher education standards and practices- most notably encapsulated within the Bologna Process and the wider HE reform agenda.
They think that the revision may particularly affect companies from Member States with lower wages levels that intend to provide cross-border services in the Single Market andthat this is contrary to the intention and efforts to strengthen the convergence process within the EU.