Examples of using Budgetary constraints in English and their translations into Dutch
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level of support and entitlements does not exceed current budgetary constraints.
This relationship distorts the mental health care system along with the budgetary constraints that limit alternative care.
Mr Lustenhouwer expressed his disappointment that his aspirations had not been entirely achieved because of budgetary constraints.
This would allow companies still to offer a good package within the current budgetary constraints.
Resources during this phase will have to be managed through the existing financial instruments and within the current budgetary constraints.
There are also significant budgetary constraints, which limit the room for manoeuvre for social policy.
particularly in the context of tightening budgetary constraints, to evaluate the effectiveness of their aid measures.
In the light of budgetary constraints, Member States should nonetheless be able to replace their financial contribution to the school fruit scheme with contributions from the private sector.
In the light of budgetary constraints, the separate“disease” strand included in the Commission's original proposal is no longer viable.
Nonetheless, budgetary constraints will remain, which is why.
In their view, the current budgetary constraints and the need to avoid over-burdening firms taking part in statistical surveys reduce the attractiveness of such an initiative.
growing unemployment are having a significant impact on the budgetary constraints of the Member States.
Differences in indirect taxation between the Member States are still to a great extent due to economic and budgetary constraints which vary from country to country.
which face increasing budgetary constraints and uncertainties from year to year.
the recruitment of new teachers were all part of a plan which budgetary constraints kept to a minimum.
In view of this, Member States are trying to improve the cost-effectiveness of their health systems in order to accommodate new priorities while also respecting budgetary constraints.
adapting to severe budgetary constraints across Europe, whilst investing for the future.
Member States are under pressure to strike the right balance between providing universal access to high-quality health services and respecting budgetary constraints.
In the area of health the Member States are under pressure to strike the right balance between providing universal access to high quality health services and respecting budgetary constraints.
as well as the impact analyses and the new budgetary constraints arising from the Brussels Agreement.