Übersetzung für "ECB " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

55. Notes that the ECB’s role is not sufficiently defined, as it is stated in the ESM Treaty and Regulation (EU) No 472/2013 that the Commission should work ‘in liaison with the ECB’, thus reducing the ECB to an advisory role; notes that the Eurogroup asked for the involvement of the ECB as a provider of expertise to complement the views of the other Troika partners, and that the ECJ has ruled in the Pringle case that the tasks allocated to the ECB by the ESM Treaty are in line with the various tasks which the TFEU and the Statute of the ESCB [and the ECB] confer on the ECB provided that a certain number of conditions are permanently fu ...[+++]lfilled; points to the responsibility of the Eurogroup in allowing the ECB to act within the Troika, but recalls that the ECB’s mandate is circumscribed by the TFEU to the areas of monetary policy and financial stability and that involvement of the ECB in the decision-making process related to budgetary, fiscal and structural policies is not foreseen by the Treaties; recalls that Article 127 TFEU provides that, without prejudice to the objective of price stability, the ESCB shall support the general economic policies in the Union with a view to contributing to the achievement of the objectives of the Union as laid down in Article 3 TEU;

regarding the conditions and the procedures for granting loans, the European Central Bank (ECB) should have less involvement in the preparation of the adjustment programmes; in its opinion on the BoP proposal of 7 January 2013 (CON/2013/2), the ECB considers it inappropriate to assume such a role for a non-euro area Member State; therefore, as the ECB suggested it, Article 3(3) ‘acting in liaison with the ECB’ and Article 3(8) ‘in liaison with the ECB’ should be replaced by ‘taking into account the view of the ECB, should the ECB decide to give advice in this respect’;

the initials of the ECB in the European Union’s official language variants; for the first series of euro banknotes, the initials of the ECB shall be limited to the following five official language variants: BCE, ECB, EZB, EKT and EKP and, additionally, for the second series of euro banknotes, the initials of the ECB shall be limited to the following nine official language variants: BCE, ECB, ЕЦБ, EZB, EKP, EKT, EKB, BĊE and EBC.

18. Considers that the monetary policy dialogue between Parliament and the ECB has been a success, and one which should be built on further; emphasises that the ex-post accountability of the ECB is of primordial importance for confidence, and hence stability, on the financial markets; considers that it is important for the unity of the ECB's Executive Board and Governing Council to continue to be confident in their public presentation; supports a targeted information policy on the part of the ECB towards Parliament, the Council, the Commission and the Euro Group; is disappointed by the low level of commitment that the ECB has demonst ...[+++]rated in its response to Parliament's resolution of 12 July 2007 on the ECB annual report for 2006 ; strongly stresses that the call for improvements to the ECB's communication policy must be seen only in the context of the simultaneous preservation of the independence of the ECB and its bodies;

18. Considers that the monetary policy dialogue between Parliament and the ECB has been a success, and one which should be built on further; emphasises that the ex-post accountability of the ECB is of primordial importance for confidence, and hence stability, on the financial markets; considers that it is important for the unity of the ECB's Executive Board and Governing Council to continue to be confident in their public presentation; supports a targeted information policy on the part of the ECB towards Parliament, the Council, the Commission and the Eurogroup; is disappointed by the low level of commitment that the ECB has demonstr ...[+++]ated in its response to Parliament’s resolution of 12 July 2007 on the ECB annual report for 2006; strongly stresses that the call for improvements to the ECB's communication policy must be seen only in the context of the simultaneous preservation of the independence of the ECB and its bodies;

18. Considers that the monetary policy dialogue between Parliament and the ECB has been a success, and one which should be built on further; emphasises that the ex-post accountability of the ECB is of primordial importance for confidence, and hence stability, on the financial markets; considers that it is important for the unity of the ECB's Executive Board and Governing Council to continue to be confident in their public presentation; supports a targeted information policy on the part of the ECB towards Parliament, the Council, the Commission and the Euro Group; is disappointed by the low level of commitment that the ECB has demonst ...[+++]rated in its response to Parliament's resolution of 12 July 2007 on the ECB annual report for 2006 ; strongly stresses that the call for improvements to the ECB's communication policy must be seen only in the context of the simultaneous preservation of the independence of the ECB and its bodies;