Examples of using Revised stability in English and their translations into Swedish
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The revised Stability and Growth Pact is one year old.
Public Finances in EMU 2006- The first year of the revised Stability and Growth Pact.
According to the revised Stability and Growth Pact, investments do not have to be included in excess deficit calculations.
The Commission clearly agrees with the report's statement that the revised Stability and Growth Pact is so far working as it should.
The revised Stability and Growth Pact gives more countries more time to correct excessive deficits and provides more leeway
The European Parliament's report confirms that the revised Stability and Growth Pact(SGP), so far, has been working as it should.
In a communication of 13 June(1) the Commission gave a positive assessment of the rst year of application of the revised Stability and Growth Pact.
The European Council emphasises that the revised Stability and Growth Pact remains the cornerstone of the EU's budgetary framework.
All of these rules are publicly available, as is the information on the steps taken to date by the Council in connection with the revised Stability and Growth Pact.
Thirdly, the report stresses that the revised Stability and Growth Pact is a key instrument for maintaining budgetary discipline in the Member States.
which is made possible by the revised Stability and Growth Pact.
The revised Stability and Growth Pact leaves sufficient flexibility for Member States' budget policies to react to the current exceptional circumstances and to promote growth and jobs.
Restoring confidence will depend on Europe's ability to boost demand by making use of budgetary policy within the flexibility offered by the revised Stability and Growth Pact.
The revised Stability and Growth Pact, with all the flexibility it affords, is the appropriate
Member States which have not reached their medium-term budgetary objective(MTO) should pursue efforts to reach it as soon as possible in line with the revised Stability and Growth Pact.
Re-reading the revised Stability and Growth Pact from 2005 shows that this really is very much in line with the changes made at that time, particularly concerning public investments and periods of recessionary pressure.
Budgetary policies should draw fully on the degree of flexibility permitted by the Treaty and the revised Stability and Growth Pact and should take into account the following principles.
The revised Stability and Growth Pact(SGP) underlines the important
as economic conditions allow, in line with the revised Stability and Growth Pact;
in line with the revised Stability and Growth Pact, and taking account of the circumstances of each Member State.
Sweden meet the requirements of the revised Stability and Growth Pact by maintaining appropriate medium-term objectives for their public finances.
16 October the European Council decided that budget policies should continue to come under the revised Stability and growth Pact, the application of which should also reflect the exceptional circumstances affecting the EU,