Examples of using Structural impediments in English and their translations into Slovak
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Overall, structural impediments to firm entry and expansion are contributing to the EU-US productivity gap.
But we also have to acknowledge that there are structural impediments in the markets that we should try to help address.
Therefore structural impediments need to be tackled first if the EU economy is to move on to a more sustainable growth path and to avoid a long period of stagnation.
Euro area Member States with large current accountsurpluses should pursue measures to remove structural impediments to private domestic demand.
The Country-Specific Recommendations focus on the most important structural impediments affecting progress towards the Europe 2020 targets to reduce poverty and social exclusion and to boost education in each Member State.
Least developed countries(LDCs)are low-income countries confronting severe structural impediments to sustainable development.
However, the Governing Council notes that significant structural impediments continue to exist and contribute to explaining why unemployment rates are still unacceptably high and participation in the labour market is still low by international standards.
Turning to labour market developments, it is crucial to strengthen national policies whichenhance the functioning of the labour markets by reducing structural impediments.
(4 a)'least developed country' means alow-income third country confronted with severe structural impediments to sustainable development as defined by the United Nations.
SOLVIT has continued to increase its value and efficiency, offering assistance and solutions to citizens andbusiness while also playing an important role in the identification of structural impediments to free movement.
WARNING: Delivery times are indicative andtherefore only valid when there are no physical or structural impediments(eg incorrect addresses or major setbacks, such as strikes, connection losses, bad weather, etc.).
For example, Jeff Duncan-Andrade argues that when we believe all students can be successful if they just work hard enough-e. g., show grit orplay by the rules-then we might not be acknowledging structural impediments to the success of marginalized students.
WARNING: Delivery times are approximate andtherefore only be considered valid if there are no physical or structural impediments to deliveryeg incorrect delivery addresses or force majeure beyond our control such as strikes, loss connections or adverse weather conditions.
LDCs delegate are registrants from least developed countries whichare low-income countries confronting severe structural impediments to sustainable development.
Structural impediments, triggered by a rigid legal and regulatory environment, high taxes on labour and rigidities associated with wage regulations, still prevent or discourage far too many people from actively participating in the labour market and thus keep participation rates too low and unemployment too high.
WARNING: The delivery deadlines are guidelines and are therefore only beconsidered valid when there are no physical or structural impediments to deliverye.g. incorrect delivery addresses or forces beyond our control such as strikes, missed connections and poor weather conditions.
These are expected to continue in the forecast horizon as Member States suffering from the legacy of internal and external imbalances are likely to register a much later andmore protracted transition to a recovery than countries with lower structural impediments(see also Section 3.2).
By contrast, the pace of economic growth slowed markedly in emergingmarket economies in the light of heightened uncertainty, structural impediments(e.g. related to infrastructure bottlenecks, poor business environments and a lack of competition in labour and product markets) and tightening external financing conditions.
This will reflect in a broad sense on how our trade policy can best serve development, such as for example the special and differential treatment granted to developing countries, the support to trade-related reforms,and the removal of structural impediments to their integration into global trade.
The global financial crisis may seem firmly behind us,but without prompt action to address structural growth impediments, enhance the inclusiveness of growth, and build policy buffers and resilience, the next downturn will come sooner and be harder to fight.