Examples of using Stability programmes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Growth Pact, stability programmes and convergence programmes present a medium- term objective for the budgetary position.
The National Reform Programmes together with Convergence and Stability Programmes show however different degrees of commitment by Member States to advancing reforms further.
As regards fiscal policies, euro area countries are now finalising their 2006 budgets and stability programmes.
in the lifetime of the programme 2013-2020, are still part of financial stability programmes, should benefit from these co-financing arrangements.
enforce- ment are limited, in particular concerning the stability programmes.
By mid-April, Member States are expected to address the identified challenges in their National Reform Programmes and their Stability Programmes(for euro area countries) or Convergence Programmes(for non-euro area countries) related to public finances.
The Commission intends to engage in dialogue with Member States ahead of the preparation of their National Reform Programmes and their Stability Programmes(for euro area countries) or Convergence programmes(for non-euro area countries) to be presented in April.
for Belgium also 2007), updated stability programmes(for 2007) and ECB calculations. Note: The 2007 figures in the stability programmes are based on estimates
By mid-April, Member States are expected to address the identified challenges in their National Reform Programmes and their Stability Programmes(for euro area countries)
Under the EU's stability and growth pact, member states having the euro as their currency are required to implement stability programmes, and those not participating in the single currency to implement convergence programmes. .
By 30 April, euro area Member States must publish their medium-term fiscal plans(Stability Programmes), together with their policy priorities for growth and employment for the forthcoming 12 months(National Reform Programmes)
setting out reform priorities, and their Stability Programmes(for euro area countries)
Under the stability and growth pact, member states having the euro as their currency are required to present stability programmes, and those not participating in the single currency to present convergence programmes. .
Stability programmes, which are unique to member states having the euro as their currency,
in euro area countries» updated stability programmes, further consolidation in a number of countries is needed.
These commitments will also be reflected in the National Reform Programmes and Stability Programmes submitted each year which will be assessed by the Commission, the Council, and the Eurogroup in the context of the European Semester.
Regarding the fiscal policy responses to the economic downturn, the euro area countries» updated stability programmes and recent addenda confirm the prospect of a sharp
By 30 April, euro area Member States must publish their medium-term fiscal plans(Stability Programmes), together with their policy priorities for growth
As part of the European Semester, in the spring of every year, Member States present their medium-term fiscal plans(called Stability Programmes for euro area Member States; Convergence Programmes for the others).
sustainability of public finances, based on population projections up to 2050 and on the financial strategies presented by the Member States in their 2005 Convergence and Stability Programmes.