Examples of using Structural deficit in English and their translations into Spanish
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growing deficits in a number of project accounts and the structural deficit, all of which had made it impossible to meet the needs arising from natural growth in the number of refugees.
mounting and structural deficit, had no option
the Commissioner-General of UNRWA appealed for help in finding ways to reduce the projected deficit for 1994 and to alleviate the structural deficit problem in the Agency's budget.
In the absence of major contributions in the short term which would decrease substantially the Agency's structural deficit, the donor community as a whole was urged to re-examine positively their contributions in light of the discussions at the meeting,
the serious structural deficit facing the Agency,
Fiscal Rule Law(see below), since it meets the stated goal of a structural deficit of 2.0% of GDP for 2017 the permitted cyclical balance is -1.7% of GDP.
extended the Agency's mandate until June 1999, and noted with profound concern that the structural deficit problem confronting the Agency portended an almost certain decline in the living conditions of Palestine refugees
It should also be noted that, while unemployment is much higher amongst those with low educational qualifications(less than nine years of compulsory education), which naturally reveals the country's structural deficit in terms of education and training in relative terms, the differences in unemployment rates by sex are also more pronounced among those with higher educational qualifications, where women are overrepresented.
But then, debt and annual structural deficits were much lower.
For a long time now, structural deficits have been the norm.
Structural deficits make the nations with a transitional economy vulnerable.
Structural deficits occur when expenditures exceed revenues.
Structural deficits had accumulated for a decade.
(D) provide for the elimination of structural deficits;
Neighboring districts are also experiencing structural deficits.
The measures adopted by the Agency in the face of the repeated structural deficits were threatening to produce a serious deterioration in the quality and level of services.
the Raval, which at the time showed serious structural deficits.
Measures to overcome those shortcomings should address both immediate requirements and the structural deficits.
However, European Union procedures for calculating structural deficits appear to have significantly overestimated their size,
Structural deficits and"institutional thinness" also mean little endogenous capacity to absorb the economic,