Examples of using Durable correction in English and their translations into Romanian
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Durable correction of the excessive deficit in 2013.
Take additional measures to achieve a durable correction of the excessive deficit in 2012.
Durable correction at risk in 2014- Fiscal effort delivered.
A decision on closing an EDP is based on a"durable correction" of the excessive deficit.
Ensure a durable correction of the excessive deficit by 2016.
A decision on the abrogation of an Excessive Deficit Procedure(EDP)is based on a"durable correction" of the excessive deficit.
Ensure a durable correction of the excessive deficit in 2015 by taking measures as necessary.
Based on the Commission's 2015 spring forecast, a timely and durable correction of the excessive deficit by 2015 is foreseen.
Ensure a durable correction of the excessive deficit by 2016 by taking the necessary measures in 2015 and reinforcing the budgetary strategy for 2016.
Based on the Commission's 2015 spring forecast, a timely and durable correction of the excessive deficit by 2015 is not yet ensured, but within reach.
Ensure a durable correction of the excessive deficit in 2015, and achieve a fiscal adjustment of 0.6% of GDP towards the medium-term objective in 2016.
In turn, structural conditions that favour investment, productivity growth and competitiveness gains, in particular in net debtor countries,would support a durable correction of imbalances and help ease the debt burden.
Once a durable correction of the excessive deficit has been achieved, Portugal will become subject to the preventive arm and to the transitional debt rule.
A system of graduated monitoring by the Council and the Commission was established in order tosecure a timely and durable correction of excessive deficits and to allow an early detection of the risks that a Member State does not comply with the Pact rules.
A durable correction of the fiscal imbalances requires a credible implementation of ambitious structural reforms to increase the adjustment capacity and boost growth and employment.
As regards Portugal and Spain,the Commission recommends to the Council to recommend a durable correction of the excessive deficit in 2016 and 2017 respectively, by taking the necessary structural measures and by using all windfall gains for deficit and debt reduction.
A durable correction of the fiscal imbalances requires a credible implementation of ambitious structural reforms to increase the adjustment capacity and boost growth and employment.
Ensure effective action under the excessive deficit procedure and a durable correction of the excessive deficit by 2017 by reinforcing the budgetary strategy, taking the necessary measures for all years and using all windfall gains for deficit reduction.
Ensure a durable correction of the excessive deficit by 2016 by taking the necessary structural measures in 2015 and 2016 and using windfall gains to accelerate the deficit and debt reduction.
Assuming a timely and durable correction of the excessive deficit as planned, Ireland will be subject to the preventive arm of the Pact as of 2016.
A durable correction of the fiscal imbalances requires a credible implementation of ambitious structural reforms to increase the adjustment capacity and boost growth and employment.
Thereafter, specify all structural measures necessary to ensure a durable correction of the excessive deficit and to make sufficient progress towards the medium-term budgetary objective(MTO), including meeting the expenditure benchmark, and ensure sufficient progress towards compliance with the debt reduction benchmark.
Provided that a durable correction of the excessive deficit is achieved in 2016-17, the United Kingdom will be subject to the preventive arm and the transitional debt rule as from 2017-18.
Ensure a durable correction of the excessive deficit by 2016, reducing the general government deficit to 2.3% of GDP in 2016, by taking the necessary structural measures and by using all windfall gains for deficit and debt reduction.

