Examples of using Structural deficit in English and their translations into Slovak
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Luxembourg announces that the medium-term budgetary objective will change from a structural surplus of 0.5% of GDP until 2016 to a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP as from 2017.
Beyond 2015, the strategy confirms the aim of achieving the medium-term objective by 2017 by way of delivering a structural effort of 0.5% of GDP in 2016 and achieving a structural deficit of 0.5% in 2017.
to continue to meet the medium-term budgetary objective- a structural deficit of 1% of GDP- throughout the programme period.
The programme has changed the MTO from the target of a balanced budget over the business cycle to a structural deficit of 0.45% of GDP, adequately reflecting the requirements of the Stability
to reach the medium-term objective- a structural deficit of 0.4% of GDP- by 201810.
Kažimír is to submit, along with the budget, Slovakia's application for the exemption so that its spending on co-financing of the EU funding is not included in the structural deficit of the country in 2014.
to continue to meet the medium-term budgetary objective- a structural deficit of 1% of GDP- throughout the programme period.
the lower limit of the medium-term objective can reach a structural deficit of at most 1.0 percent of GDP.
the Ministry is obliged to propose to the government triggering a correction mechanism to ensure that a structural deficit not exceeding 0.5% of GDP is achieved in a sustainable manner by applying a binding expenditure ceiling.
the public finances are sustainable in the long term, the structural deficit may be up to 1% of GDP.
the projected structural deficit of 3.4% of GDP in 2016 would not ensure an appropriate safety margin with respect to the 3% of GDP reference value of the Treaty.
were intensified; and new provisions on nominal and structural deficit targets were introduced.
percent of GDP and there are no risks over the long-term sustainability of the public finances, such structural deficit may reach some 1 percent of GDP.
the projected structural deficit of 2.2% of GDP in 2016 exceeds the appropriate safety margin with respect to the 3% of GDP reference value of the Treaty which should be respected
The treaty also says that automatic correction mechanisms should be triggered if the structural deficit limit(or the adjustment path towards it) is breached, which would require
According to this strategy, the structural deficit, i.e. the cyclically adjusted deficit net of one-off and temporary measures, will be above the medium-term objective specified in the Stability and Growth Pact, which is quantified in the convergence programme as a structural deficit of around 1.0% of GDP.
which is quantified in the convergence programme as a structural deficit below 1% of GDP after 2008.
GDP in 2018 and to continue to meet the medium-term budgetary objective- a structural deficit of 0,5% of GDP- throughout the programme period until 2025.
reaches balance in 2018, and that the medium-term objective- a structural deficit of 1% of GDP- continues to be met throughout the programme period.