Examples of using Updated programme in English and their translations into Italian
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Should growth turn out stronger than projected in the updated programme, the Council expects Italy to achieve better budgetary outcomes than planned
The new targets for 2001 and beyond comply with the Council opinion of 28 February 2000 on the previous updated programme and the Broad Economic Policy Guidelines of June 2000.
In this context the Council notes the information provided in the updated programme on the"second phase" of the reform of the social security system introduced in 2002 as recommended in its opinion on the 2001 updated stability programme. .
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, while the gross debt ratio is expected to decrease form 64.9% of GDP
The Commission found that Ger many's updated programme was in line with the requirements of the Stability
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 Commission found that the budgetary projections of the United Kingdom's updated programme were in line with the requirements of the Stability
The updated programme projects general government finances to improve from a deficit of 2.2% of GDP in 2001 to a balanced position in 2004, with a small surplus is expected in 2005.
The updated Programme expects inflation to gradually decline up to 2002 as externally induced price rises should taper off
The updated programme projects general government finances to improve steadily, from a deficit of 2.8% of GDP in 2002 to a deficit of 0.5% of GDP in 2006.
The updated programme foresees a balanced general government budget by 2004,
The updated programme was adopted by the government on 20 December
The updated programme is projecting a general government surplus of 0.2% of GDP in 2004 under the favourable scenario
Despite the slowdown in economic activity, the updated programme shows a surplus of 0,2% of GDP in 2003 on the general government accounts a more recent estimate indicates a surplus of 0,3% of GDP.
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, and to move to a small surplus in the following years.
The Council notes with satisfaction that with the budgetary surpluses targeted in the updated programme, Sweden continues to fully respect the Stability and Growth Pact's requirement
The Council notes with satisfaction that the updated Programme envisages continued government surpluses throughout the period to 2004 as Sweden maintain their medium term objective of a budget surplus of 2% of GDP on average over the business cycle.
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 Council notes with satisfaction that the updated Programme envisages continued government surpluses throughout the period to 2004 as Sweden maintains its medium term objective of a budget surplus of 2% of GDP on average over the business cycle.
the upswing in 2000-2001 could be stronger than assumed in the updated programme.