Examples of using Stability pact in English and their translations into Slovak
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The transition from the Stability Pact to a regionally owned cooperation framework,
not to be taken into account in the agreements on the Stability Pact.
When the Stability Pact was reformed, no one could
furthermore the task force proposed a whole series of other measures aimed at strengthening the Stability Pact, such as more policy coordination- the European semester- sound statistics
its collaboration in the context of regional initiatives such as the Stability Pact and CEFTA(Central European Free Trade Agreement).
At the Brussels summit on 9 December 2011, reviving the discipline of the Maastricht stability pact, the parties undertook to slash the Member States' deficits by instituting now automatic penalties for infringements of the golden rule.
threatening core achievements such as the single currency, the Stability Pact, the Internal market.
The end of the EU's current monetary policy and its Stability Pact, the end of'tax havens',
competition policy and the Stability Pact.
which are in line with the spirit of the reform of the 2005 Stability Pact.
we insist on an end to the neoliberal policies of the Lisbon Strategy and the Stability Pact, and we demand alternative policies guaranteeing the social inclusion of children,
as part of the economic growth and stability pact.
Indeed, if one looks at the stability pact and economic governance,
The Commission decision to suspend or abolish Community subsidies/aid for farming to all Member States which do not satisfy the financial discipline requirements of the Stability Pact moves in a similar direction.
other factors are also considered, establishing a loosening of stability pact ties for public authorities and, at the same time, a gradual reduction in payment terms.
In particular, regarding questions of trade, the Stability Pact highlighted the importance of the long transition periods which were set out in the association agreements for the elimination of industrial tariffs by Southern Mediterranean countries,
Hence, the Stability Pact and hence, in Maastricht in its time,
I was particularly gladdened by the fact that the Commission agreed to relax the Stability Pact, acknowledging of course that the strict Maastricht criteria,
even Mr Prodi, the former President of the Commission, said the Stability Pact was stupid,
especially austerity policies in the name of compliance with the Stability Pact and its criteria, not only run counter to the need for job creation