Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Spring forecast in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Commission 2016 spring forecast expects the debt-to-GDP ratio to stabilise in 2016
Based on the Commission 2016 spring forecast, Denmark is forecast to comply with the recommended fiscal adjustment in 2016 and 2017.
Based on the Commission 2016 spring forecast, there is a risk of a significant deviation both in 2016
Based on the Commission's 2015 spring forecast, a timely and durable correction of the excessive deficit by 2015 is foreseen.
Based on the Commission's 2015 spring forecast, net expenditure growth in 2015 is expected to be in line with the expenditure benchmark.
Based on the Commission's 2015 spring forecast, net expenditure growth is forecast to respect the benchmark in 2015.
Based on the Commission's 2015 spring forecast, the excessive deficit can be considered to have been corrected in 2014.
Based on the Commission's 2015 spring forecast, the expenditure benchmark is expected to be complied with in 2015.
a deficit of 1.0%, which is in line with the Commission services' spring forecast.
In particular, the programme scenario for 2012 and 2013 is very close to the Commission's 2012 spring forecast.
The programme's projections for 2012-13 are broadly in line with the Commission's 2012 spring forecast as regards the pace
Taken together, the forecast for inflation remains unchanged from the spring forecast at 0.9% in the EU in 2009
According to the Commission services' 2012 spring forecast, the general government deficit is expected to come out at about 3% of GDP in 2012, the official objective being 2.8.
According to the Commission spring forecast, the outlook for 2012 has deteriorated
The debt dynamics for 2012 are in line with the Commission services' 2012 Spring forecast, which forecasts a debt ratio of just above 70% of GDP.
Reinforce the budgetary measures for 2014 in the light of the emerging gap of 0.3% of GDP based on the Commission 2014 spring forecast, pointing to a risk of significant deviation relative to the Stability and Growth Pact requirements.
decreased to 1.2% in 2012 and is projected to remain at 1.2% in 2013 according to the Commission's latest Spring Forecast.
broadly in line with the Commission 2014 Spring Forecast.
In order to reduce the deviation over the two-years 2015-2016, the 2016 stability programme includes additional measures for 2016 that could not yet be included in the spring forecast.
According to the Stability Programme and the Commission 2015 spring forecast, gross debt will remain on a downward path in line with the transitional debt rule in 2015 and 2016.