Examples of using Sufficient safety margin in English and their translations into Polish
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In view of this risk assessment, the budgetary stance in the programme may not provide a sufficient safety margin to avoid a breach of the 3% of GDP deficit threshold with normal cyclical fluctuations throughout the programme period.
In view of this risk assessment, the budgetary stance in the programme may not provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% of GDP deficit threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations over the programme period.
the budgetary stance in the programme does not provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching the deficit ceiling with normal macroeconomic fluctuations until at least 2009.
position of close to balance or in surplus and to attain a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% of GDP Treaty reference value for the deficit criterion with normal macroeconomic fluctuations.
the budgetary stance in the programme does not seem to provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% of GDP deficit threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations throughout the programme period,
However, it does not seem to provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% of GDP deficit threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations until the penultimate year of the programme period.
in surplus and to attain a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% of GDP Treaty reference value for the deficit criterion with normal macroeconomic fluctuations.
In view of this risk assessment, the budgetary stance in the programme does not seem to provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% of GDP deficit threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations at least up until 2006.
a prudent debt ratio well below 60% of GDP, provides a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% of GDP deficit reference value which the UK is under the obligation to endeavour to avoid,
GDP by 2006 and seems to provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching this threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations in the programme period.
does not seem to provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching this threshold as a result of normal macroeconomic fluctuations in the following years.
GDP by 2006 and seems to provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching this threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations in the programme period.
Member States that fail to make sufficient progress in spite of the favourable growth may not achieve a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% of GDP deficit threshold if
It also seems to provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% of GDP deficit threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations.
The budgetary stance in the programme does not provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching this threshold with normal cyclical fluctuations
the budgetary stance in the programme does not seem to provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% deficit threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations before 2008; nor is sufficient to
It also seems to provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% of GDP deficit threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations.
In view of this risk assessment, the budgetary stance in the programme may not provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% of GDP deficit threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations throughout the programme's period, particularly in 2005, nor to achieve a budgetary position of
The budgetary stance in the programme does not provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching this threshold with normal cyclical fluctuations
the budgetary stance in the programme does not seem to provide a sufficient safety margin against breaching the 3% deficit threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations before 2007; nor is it sufficient