Examples of using Updated programme in English and their translations into Finnish
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However, for the year 2001 the updated Programme projects a small increase in both the primary expenditure ratio and the tax burden.
The Council notes that the strategy outlined in the 2001 updated programme to prepare for this challenge needs more ambition.
Strategy outlined in the 2001 updated programme to prepare for this challenge needs more ambition. OJ C 51, 26.2.2002.
To reduce the deficit, the updated programme outlines a strategy involving structural measures rather than reliance on one-off and temporary measures.
By so doing, the updated programme aims at government surpluses above 4% of GDP and at the same time at reducing the tax burden.
The Council noted that the updated programme envisaged a decline in the general government deficit from 1.4% of GDP to a balanced position in 2002
Continued fiscal consolidation embodied in the updated programme is also justified in view of future effects of population ageing in the social security sector.
The Council notes that the updated programme does not give more detailed information on measures to be taken to strengthen the long-term sustainability of the public finances.
Continued fiscal consolidation embodied in the updated Programme is also justified in view of the impact on public finances of population ageing, to which Finland is particularly exposed.
to meet the cost of this reform, the updated programme resorts heavily to one-off measures in each of the years covered by the programme. .
The Council notes that no progress was made in this area in 2001 and that the updated programme does not include any specific plans
The updated programme envisages a decline in the general government budget deficit from 2.0% of GDP in 1999 to 1.3% of GDP by 2003,
The updated programme foresees a decline in the general government deficit to½ of a per cent of GDP by 2003, while the gross debt ratio is expected to decrease to 58½ per cent of GDP over the same period.
The updated programme, building on better budgetary results than initially expected in the past two years and on prospects for
The updated programme projects general government finances to improve from a deficit of 1.1% of GDP in 2000 to a balanced position in 2001-03,
Following a general government deficit of 2.0% in 1999, the updated programme projects a decline in the general government deficit ratio to 1.5% of GDP in 2000 and to a balance position by 2004.
The Council notes that the updated programme takes into account the effects of the ambitious reduction in income tax planned for 2001 and 2002; as a result of these tax cuts, the general government surplus is projected to come down to about 2½% of GDP in the years2001-2003.
The Council notes with satisfaction that the updated Programme envisages continued government surpluses throughout the period to 2002 as the authorities make further progress towards their medium term objective of a budget surplus of 2% of GDP over the cycle.
Growth Pact and will remain so throughout the period covered by the 2000 updated programme.