Examples of using Bailout programme in English and their translations into Greek
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holds veto powers to block any involvement in the bailout programme.
until the end of the bailout programme in July 2018.
New Democracy accepts the bailout programme, while Syriza rejects it.
Europeans reacted with relief to what is widely seen as surrender last month by the Greek government in tense talks over an extension of the bailout programme for Athens.
How significant was it to have Greece exit the bailout programme after so many years?”.
Moscovici warned that the bailout programme will not be concluded if we don't have all the necessary reforms, including corruption.
Though the country is emerging from the bailout programme, it remains beholden to its eurozone creditors
the country's old bailout programme has expired
Portugal exited its own bailout programme in the middle of 2014, and it is still trying to economically recurperate.
But if the IMF doesn't come on board then the bailout programme is scuppered and a new one will have to be set up.
In return, Athens would receive a final dollop of cash from its current bailout programme and a precautionary credit line from the euro zone's bailout fund.
Syriza has said it wants to exit the bailout programme and argues for a three-month bridging loan to allow time for negotiations.
He is not the first Greek leader to turn to a referendum in despair at the progress of talks over a bailout programme.
This followed the ECB's decision this week not to increase Greece's allocation of emergency liquidity assistance after the bailout programme ended on June 30.
The Greek government also has to pay its civil servants and pensioners, while the existing, stalled bailout programme with the eurozone terminates at the end of June.
that Greece will go back to the market for a second and a third time before the bailout programme ends in 2018.
Eurozone ministers are looking to convince investors that Greece is ready to return to markets when its bailout programme expires in August.
when the bailout programme concludes.
that the country is introducing a new tax to generate money to keep up with its bailout programme.
Greece is to take a substantial step towards easing capital controls- restrictions associated with the worst days of economic crisis- as it prepares to exit its current bailout programme.