Examples of using Structural terms in English and their translations into Polish
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The programme sets the medium-term objective(MTO) for the budgetary position in structural terms at a deficit of 0,9% of GDP
low-inflation environment still does not support a robust decline in government debt ratios in spite of Member Statesʼ efforts to cut budget deficits(which declined in structural terms in 21 countries in 2015) and generate primary surpluses which were achieved in 19 countries.
because such contributions can be considered as"one-off measures" that are deducted for the assessment of the fiscal effort in structural terms.
The MTO is defined as a balanced position in structural terms, unchanged from the previous programme, but cannot be regarded as appropriate under the provisions of the Stability and Growth Pact because,
budgets must be balanced in structural terms(that is, over the economic cycle);
Rural areas in the EU differ considerably in structural terms.
Nonetheless, the financialisation of agricultural markets is not called into question in structural terms.
The adjustment is back-loaded, significantly increasing in 2007 in both nominal and structural terms.
corrective arms, the Council specifies targets in structural terms.
set at a balanced budgetary position in structural terms, is expected to be reached by 2018.
The programme confirms the medium-term objective of a balanced budgetary position in structural terms, which reflects the requirements of the Stability and Growth Pact.
Malta's medium-term budgetary objective- a balanced budgetary position in structural terms- is reached by 2019.
Member States not having reached their MTO are expected to converge towards it at an annual pace of 0.5% of GDP in structural terms.
The government does not plan to reach the medium-term objective- a surplus of 0.75% of GDP in structural terms- within the programme period.
Moreover, the government expects to reach its medium-term budgetary objective- a deficit of 1.75% of GDP in structural terms- throughout the programme period.
The programme confirms the medium-term objective of a balanced budgetary position in structural terms, which is more stringent than what the Stability and Growth Pact requires.
The programme confirms the previous medium-term budgetary objective(MTO) of a balanced position in structural terms, which is to be achieved beyond the programme period.
The programme confirms the medium-term objective of a balanced budgetary position in structural terms, which is consistent with the provisions of the Stability and Growth Pact.
of a balanced budgetary position in structural terms.
Ii further pursue the reduction of the deficit in structural terms towards the MTO set in the programme, taking advantage of