Examples of using Convergence in English and their translations into Slovak
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In a third step, key policy levers to deliver upward convergence are identified.
All of them also seek economic convergence with the EU.
competitiveness and social convergence.
MACD is an abbreviation for Moving Average Convergence Divergence.
Compliance of 8 countries with the convergence criteria.
And delivering a Council opinion on Denmark's 2014 convergence programme.
The Commission took the view that a credible minimal convergence rate by 2019 was a prerequisite for reaching any agreement on CAP reform.
Today's Convergence Report is the second"regular" report since the enlargement of the EU to 10 new Member States in May 2004.
EBA's contribution to supervisory convergence through the colleges has been relatively limited
Although the convergence rate differs between regions,
This mechanism should contribute to the stabilisation and convergence of the Union local markets with a view to achieving the single market.
A Convergence Report is published at least once every two years
which is the responsibility of the European Central Bank, the member states are committed to higher growth and economic convergence.
( 3) See, e.g. the ECB 's Convergence Report December 2006, p. 30.
Convergence regions: with a GDP per capita of less than 75% of the EU-25 average;
A Convergence Report is published at least once every two years
In its Convergence Reports, the ECB assesses whether the countries under review have achieved'a high degree of sustainable economic convergence'.
The activities of the college should contribute to the harmonised application of rules under this Regulation and to the convergence of supervisory practices.
As the American example illustrates, such convergence will bear in particular fruit for continental networks of SMEs with growth potential.
This very morning, the Commission adopted the Convergence Report paving the way for Slovakia to join the euro area on 1 January 2009.