Examples of using Further structural in English and their translations into Slovak
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Therefore, further structural measures will be needed.
However, our citizens cannot be burdened with a further structural crisis.
Therefore, further structural measures will be needed for 2016.
Ensuring adequate financing through the EMFF and further structural funds.
The government has announced that further structural reforms will be made to increase market competition.
As the euro area reaps the fruits of the Lisbon Strategy,it must also sow the seeds of further structural reform.
Let's use these good times to press ahead with further structural reforms and budgetary consolidation.
Further structural reform is necessary to bolster the foundations for sustained growth and sound public finances.
Let's use these good times to press ahead with further structural reforms and budgetary consolidation.
Further structural reforms will help ease labour market transitions and facilitate the reintegration of displaced workers into jobs.
The agreement establishes a foothold for European business in this rapidly growing area andan anchor for further structural reforms in both countries.
They should include further structural fiscal consolidation of more than 0.5% of GDP per year, and comprehensive structural reforms.
We should also call on China to continue strengthening its social safety nets,carry out further structural reforms and move to a market determined exchange rate.
Ensuring competitiveness demands further structural reforms that will enhance productivity and wage growth which is aligned to productivity increases.
(34) The demise of important audit firms may disrupt the provision of audit services in the market andcould result in further structural accumulation of risk in the market.
Without further structural changes, such as the removal of allowances from the scheme, the credibility and effectiveness of the carbon market cannot be restored.
Turkey is a functioning market economy with moderate growth but it still needs to address macroeconomic imbalances andconduct further structural reforms.
However, further structural reforms are clearly needed to increase the ability of the euro area economy to adjust more smoothly and quickly to future shocks.
Policy makers should seize the opportunity created by the euro-area's renewed economic vigour to secure sound public finances andpush through further structural reforms.
To fully exploit the beneficial effects of Economic and Monetary Union andthe Single Market, further structural reforms must enhance the adjustment capacity of the euro area.
Achieving an environment conducive to sustainable convergence in Slovakia requires, inter alia,the implementation of sufficiently tight fiscal policies and further structural reforms.
The entry into force of the Treaty ofLisbon on 1 December 2009 made some further structural changes to EU Justice and Home Affairs policies and, as a consequence, to the Schengen acquis.
Following the reform of 2013, ensure the effective elimination of deficit in the electricity system as of 2014,including by taking further structural measures if needed.
Turkey should also address macroeconomic imbalances, conduct further structural reforms and improve the business environment, particularly in the sensitive phase after the failed coup attempt.
Moreover, the projected fiscal effort by Spain over 2013-2016is expected to be below the recommended level, and further structural measures will be needed in 2015 and 2016.
Secondly, the implementation of further structural reforms under the Lisbon Strategy will help to foster higher productivity growth and job creation thus countering the economic impact of ageing populations.
It may also distort incentives for resource reallocation towards sectors with higher value added andthus hinder further structural change of the EU economies to make them more competitive.
The agreements on participation in ERM II have been based on a number of policy commitments by the respective authorities, relating to, inter alia, pursuing sound fiscal policies, promoting wage moderation,containing credit growth and implementing further structural reforms.
Therefore, in the light of the Commission's 2015 spring forecast, there appears to be a risk of a significant deviation from therequired adjustment towards the medium-term objective in 2016, and further structural measures will be needed in that year.
Agreement on participation in ERM II was based on a number of policy commitments by the Lithuanian authorities, relating to, inter alia, pursuing sound fiscal policies, containing credit growth to ensure the sustainability of the current account position andimplementing further structural reforms.
