Examples of using Leverage effect in English and their translations into Romanian
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the EESC considers that the activities of the EIB Group have generally exerted a leverage effect.
creating a leverage effect for additional funds;
thus to produce a leverage effect.
The leverage effect is quite weak,- particularly the private part-, compared to the one in aquaculture and processing.
The leverage effect remains below the EFF average,
Access to EU programmes must be simplified and their leverage effect on private sector investment enhanced,
Together with the private sector and thanks to the leverage effect, this may mobilise up to half a trillion euro in investments for the 2021-2027.
The complete space value chain, and especially the leverage effect in the way of space-based services, strengthens the European economy
The arms must be taut in order to have a leverage effect: the lower arm pulls
Contracts are made on the basis of“leverage effect” with margins usually from 1% to 30% of the notional underlying asset.
This means that the leverage effect is also at least double the initial amount.
Through the EIT's strong leverage effect, the KICs are expected to mobilise a further 8,890 billion euro of other public and private sources.
Such leverage effect is increased by allowing the possibility to use
Such leverage effect is increased by allowing the possibility to use
Considers that the leverage effect should illustrate the extent to which private funding has been attracted by both the Union's and Member States' initial financial contributions;
Notes that the leverage effect has been high in financing the projects in Russia and Belarus;
The KICs are expected will thereby mobilise a further 8,890 billion euro of other public and private sources(leverage effect).
potentially giving it influence across the board and possible leverage effect in all countries.
long-term commitment of partners and leverage effect on R& I investments.
Rules concerning aid intensity and co-financing determine to a large extent such leverage effect, but not entirely.