Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Stronger growth in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Comprehensive structural reforms will allow the euro area to raise its growth potential over time and ensure that stronger growth does not build up potential for higher inflation.
The new 15-month Stand-by Arrangement seeks to build on earlier achievements while facilitating stronger growth and a reduction in the current account balance.
especially since we envisage stronger growth in our operations in the new Member States.
This is why it is important to steer coordination of economic policy towards stronger growth and national revenues.
Their valuations typically reflect the stronger growth expected from the smaller equities,
Reflecting somewhat stronger growth of exports, net trade is expected to make a positive,
The EU-25 current account remains in broad balance in the face of high energy prices, stronger growth and the appreciation of the euro against other major currencies.
If the programme for completion of the internal market can produce an extra 0.5% growth per annum it has a chance of succeeding only against a background of stronger growth than at present.
which in macroeconomic terms are believed to enhance the potential for stronger growth in the gross domestic product
The lack of up to date figures means that it is difficult to assess the impact of the period of stronger growth and falling unemployment in the second half of the decade.
This remarkable outcome is the result of national governments' determined efforts to tackle excessive deficits combined with the effects of lower interest rates and stronger growth in the European economy.
Since 2000 growth has been more harmonious in the sense that the regions with the lowest per capita GDP levels are those which experienced stronger growth, especially those at the bottom of the classification.
Africa is the only major economic region which showed stronger growth in 2001 than in the preceding year( around 4% in 2001,
Each Member State enjoying stronger growth makes an appreciable contribution to the growth of the other Member States;
Thus the Community's Member States are in general seeking to redirect the economy towards stronger growth of the private sector
The rate of growth in private con sumption is expected to be the same in 1990 as 1989 at just over 3%, stronger growth in the FRG offset ting slowdowns elsewhere.
on 23 May and in the run up to the June European Council the Commission will continue to work on all possible elements that can help deliver stronger growth and competitiveness.
continued throughout 1979, and led to a stronger growth of private investment than in any year since 1973.
is key to achieving stronger growth and creating highly qualified jobs in a dynamic, knowledge-based economy- the vision set out by the Lisbon European Council in March 20003 4.
with some Member States recording much stronger growth(e.g. Denmark with an 80% increase between 2001