Examples of using Structural surplus in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Since 1976 butter has fallen into the category of'structural surplus' products which cause a number of problems on account of the stagnation of consumption,
The programme projects the structural surplus to reach around 1,5% of GDP by the end of the programme period[3], which can be regarded as the programme's MTO as it is in line with the principles for MTOs specified in the Stability
In the present market situation in the dairy sector there is a structural surplus production of the order of 9 million tonnes of milk on a total quota of 115,5 million tonnes,
allow the Commission to address exceptional cases of serious structural surplus, ensure continuity of supply
The second reason is that, as there is a structural surplus in the market for milk products, this measure also represents an incentive to dispose of milk
allow the Commission to address exceptional cases of serious structural surplus and/or quality problems,
Over the programme period, the structural surplus(i.e. the cyclically-adjusted balance net of one-off and other temporary measures)
an agricultural sector which, following the BSE crisis, has a structural surplus and has become much weaker.
i.e. including the abolition of the refund system for storage costs and the permanent reduction of quotas(by 115 000 tonnes, equivalent to 50% of the structural surplus); these were issues on which most delegations presented objections vis-à-vis the Commission's proposal.
The structural surpluses in the EU still amount to about 15 million hectolitres.
For some products, structural surpluses already exist.
Five years have gone by and the much-feared structural surpluses have not materialised.
the quota regime was one of the tools introduced for overcoming these structural surpluses.
also be maintained but will be targeted specifically by Member States at those regions with serious and persistent structural surpluses.
particularly in the case of significant structural surpluses.
Moreover, at the level of the Bundesländer expenditure cuts are necessary to achieve the sustainable structural surpluses required by the national stability pact.
is therefore urgently needed, both to reduce the area under hops and to eliminate structural surpluses.
however, leading to the formation of structural surpluses within the Community.
The basic price must be set at a level that helps to stabilise market prices without leading to the formation of structural surpluses within the Community.
The grubbing mea sures would also be maintained, but would be targeted more specifically by Member States at regions with serious and persistent structural surpluses.