Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Fiscal pressure in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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an analysis of measures taken to ease fiscal pressure on employment, a study into preventive health measures,
parliaments in undertaking measures to reduce fiscal pressure, stabilise public finances
Monetary Union when all the Member States are under enormous fiscal pressure, to restrict the Member States' room for manoeuvre in fiscal policy
with this conversion to Christianity, to get rid of the fiscal pressures to which they were subject all the time.
However, the ensuing fiscal pressures in many countries have increased the need to cut public expenditures,
Whilst in some countries fiscal pressures have eased there is little indication of a change of policy direction.
For public"pay as you go" pension systems, the slowing of the real economy is bringing additional fiscal pressures on financing and contributions.
I commend those members of the European Union that made strong commitments despite fiscal pressures.
European households face a number of challenges to save efficiently towards adequate pensions44 in the context of increased longevity, fiscal pressures at individual country level
the ECB's enormous monetary stimulus, and an easing of fiscal pressures in France, Italy,
The aim is not to increase fiscal pressure in Europe, but to allow it to be reduced gradually and in an orderly way.
The idea of a European tax cannot be contemplated in the present context: the fiscal pressure bearing on Member States should be reduced first.
Emphasis has been put on the need to reduce the fiscal pressure on labour and non-wage labour costs,
it will be difficult to prevent international competition from steadily worsening the fiscal pressure on the less mobile factors.
It is vital to relax the demands imposed on these companies and to reduce fiscal pressure, if we want these enterprises to have any possibility of survival.
With the current international mobility of capital, it will be difficult to prevent competition between Member States from steadily hardening the fiscal pressure on the less mobile factors.
Once again, this bears out the importance of the recommendation to reduce the fiscal pressure on labour- something which has still been achieved in only a few Member States.
I do believe that Mr Kovács may also be familiar with fiscal pressure; after all, he had to vote for the registration tax in Hungary a couple of years ago.
The reform of personal taxation introduced in 1988 extends that im plemented with the Grootjans' Law during the 1986-89 period, which had already reduced fiscal pressure and the elasticity of tax revenues.
Pursue reforms so as to reduce the overall fiscal pressure on labour, in particular the marginal tax rate on low incomes,