Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Primary current in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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continuous reductions in primary current expenditure are difficult to achieve.
It relies on restrained growth of primary current expenditure, enabling higher public investment and, after 2002, a reduction in the tax burden.
The Council welcomes the Spanish budgetary strategy which relies on the restraint of primary current expenditure, and allows for a reinforcement of government investment
Budgetary consolidation for the period 2002-05 is based on primary current expenditure restraint
The Council commends the programme's strategy of bringing about the reduction of the deficit to 0.8% of GDP in 2001 through the containment of primary current expenditure, thus allowing for a rising level of government investment.
which would be achieved mainly through restraint of primary current expenditure.
strategy outlined in the stability programme: i.e. a deficit of 1°/o of GDP based on the contain ment of primary current expenditure.
with the budgetary strategy, which relies on the restraint of primary current expenditure, and allows for a reinforcement of government investment
budgetary targets is envisaged, based mainly on primary current expenditure restraint,
The budget for 2000 should aim for a further decline in the deficit helped by a reduction in the primary current expenditure ratio to GDP
The update continues with the successful budgetary strategy based on the restraint of primary current expenditure, which will allow for a reinforcement of government investment
Primary current expenditure was broadly stable at 37.5% of GDP, after decreasing by
The Council remarks that the extensive recourse to one-off operations in a cyclical downturn should be complemented by measures aimed at restraining primary current expenditures, which need to be clarified.
The government deficit reduction in 2001 is the result of a projected steep decline in the growth rate of primary current expenditure, which is only partly offset by the planned increase in government investment.
achieved as planned and that the required high levels of primary surpluses in the order of 5% of GDP are secured by measures aimed at a lasting reduction of primary current expenditures.
The budget execution should pay close attention to primary current expen diture, especially health expenditure
through a further tightening of primary current expenditure, taking advantage of the better than expected results in 1998
Tightly control government current primary expenditure in 1999 and subsequent years.
This should be ensured through a tight control of current primary expenditure.