Examples of using Leverage effect in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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creating a leverage effect for additional funds;
Leverage effect rarely occurs 63 Financial instruments are meant to leverage public aid by incentivising the involvement of the private sector.
Welcomes the 2016 interim value of leverage effect of 1.55 exceeding the target leverage effect over the whole 2014-2020 period;
thus creating a leverage effect.
The leverage effect should be measured to demon- strate the EIT's success in attracting additional funding for innovation.
This will ensure robust and comparable data with respect to the expected and achieved leverage effect.
Taking into account the national contribution of member states, and the leverage effect of financial instruments,
Taking into account the financial contribution of each Member State and the leverage effect of the financial instruments,
Calls the Joint Undertaking to take steps to meet the target leverage effect of 2,80 over the whole period from 2014 to 2020;
Welcomes that the 2016 interim value of leverage effect of 0,96 almost reached the target leverage effect over the whole 2014-2020 period;
improved definitions are needed to measure the leverage effect.
Indeed the regulatory framework envisages that reporting on financial instruments under Article 46 should include information on the private contributions(in the context of assessing the leverage effect).
with the aim of generating a leverage effect for more investment, from both the public
By doubling the amount of innovative financial instruments and using the leverage effect thus created,€ 20 and€ 35 billion in terms of additional investments in the real economy could be mobilised between 2015 and 2017.
considering its leverage effect, with a particular focus on reskilling
the market is expected to increase its leverage effect.
budgetary guarantees can be valuable in multiplying the effect of Union funds when those funds are pooled with other funds and include a leverage effect.
These instruments, via loan funds and guarantee funds, are meant both to attract additional public and/or private capital(leverage effect) and allow the initial allocations of funds to be reutilised(revolving factor).
Believes that one of the biggest limitation on the EU economy is the low level of overall private investment and the lack of leverage effect from the public investment at the current level;
But the decision to under- take the FP7 project in 2010 was independent of the 2014 EIT's approval to fund the associated activity, thus there is no leverage effect in this specific case.