Examples of using Strict conditionality in English and their translations into Romanian
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Any support from the ESM will be based on strict conditionality.
Creation of a redemption fund(subject to strict conditionality) and eurobills to help with debt reduction and stabilise financial markets.
The granting of any required financial assistance under the mechanism will be made subject to strict conditionality.'.
These programmes are subject to quarterly review missions and strict conditionality in exchange for any financial assistance.
The granting of any required financial assistance under the mechanism will be made subject to strict conditionality'.
Neither tightening up the Stability and Growth Pact nor the so-called strict conditionality of the future stability mechanism will therefore lead us to our goal.
That new provision states, further,that the granting of any required financial assistance under the mechanism will be made subject to strict conditionality.
I believe we should also be ready to react in a very positive way,always on the basis of strict conditionality regarding the necessary reforms for that country.
A few general principles have emerged, especially that crisis prevention and resolution must go hand in hand andthat any financial assistance must be subject to strict conditionality.
The recently enhanced rules governing the accession process provide for strict conditionality at all stages of the negotiations.
A redemption fund subject to strict conditionality and eurobills could also be considered to help with debt reduction and stabilise financial markets.
In any event, it is however clear from the scheme of the provision(6) andits legislative history(7) that the subject matter of such‘strict conditionality' must be in the area of economic policy.
The strict conditionality to which any support must be subject may take the form, notably, of a macro-economic adjustment programme or the obligation continuously to respect pre‑established eligibility conditions.
The ongoing examination of the remaining negotiating chapters by the Council is being conducted in full respect of strict conditionality and in line with the negotiating framework.
At the heart of this euro-area crisis resolution mechanism are strict conditionality and interest rates that create incentives to return to market-based financing while ensuring the effectiveness of the financial support.
The Community method, which we favour, is the guarantee that all Member States of theeuro area will receive equal treatment in accessing, subject to strict conditionality, this rescue fund.
In the medium term, the proposals concern mainly the establishment of a redemption fund,subject to strict conditionality in order to limit moral hazard, and the creation of a new sovereign debt instrument for the euro area(eurobills).
In November 2005, the Commission presented an Enlargement Strategy Paper based on three principles: the consolidation of existing commitments,applying a fair and strict conditionality and improving communication.
This is in particular as the strict conditionality approach also implies the possibility to reorient and diversify the support to other actors willing and able to push reform agenda and increase the accountability of the authorities and political elites.
In particular, the Commission agrees that there is a case for establishing a framework for emergency financial support under strict conditionality and subject to incentive-compatible interest rates.
The purpose of the ESM is to mobilise funding and provide stability support under strict conditionality, appropriate to the financial assistance instrument chosen, to the benefit of ESM Members which are experiencing, or are threatened by, severe financing problems.
At the European Council of 14 and 15 December the Heads of State orGovernment reached a renewed consensus on enlargement which provides for strict conditionality at all stages of the accession negotiations.
Further, the strict conditionality to which the granting of financial assistance is to be made subject, in accordance with the challenged amendment of the TFEU, is intended to ensure that that mechanism will operate in a way that will comply with EU law, including the measures adopted by the EU in the context of the coordination of the Member States' economic policies.
However, it may intervene,as an exception, in debt primary markets on the basis of a macro-economic adjustment programme with strict conditionality and if agreed by the Board of Governors by mutual agreement.
Financial assistance was resumed in the second half of 2019, with the EU providing over EUR 53 million in direct budget support and EUR 60 million in macro-financial assistance,consistently applying the principle of strict conditionality.
It is important that the Commission is to be on the board of mechanism and, above all, that the rules for the operation of the mechanism,including the terms of the strict conditionality, are prescribed by a regulation proposed by the Commission and codecided by Parliament and the Council.
The EFSF's scope of activities has also been made more flexible: it may, as an exception, intervene in the primary debt market(i.e. buying newly issued sovereign bonds)in the context of a programme with strict conditionality.
Today in Brussels,the European Council will most likely decide to amend the Lisbon Treaty to give itself more powers to impose strict conditionality on any financial assistance given to Member States, thus institutionalising the doctrine that society must pay for the crisis.
I have especially in mind blacklisting top Iranian officials(Ms Schaake mentioned eighty names), supporting the start of Farsi-language Euronews broadcasts andinsisting that parliamentary relations- if any- should be conducted under strict conditionality.
Further, the strict conditionality to which all support is subject and which can take the form of a macro‑economic adjustment programme does not constitute an instrument for the coordination of the economic policies of the Member States, but is intended to ensure that the activities of the ESM are compatible with, inter alia, the‘no bail-out' clause of the TFEU and the coordination measures taken by the EU.