Übersetzung für "macroeconomic goal " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

macroeconomic conditions | macroeconomic context | macroeconomic environment

identify with the company's mission | understand and pursue the company's goals | identify with the company's goals | identify with the company's vision and goals

scrutinise organisational objective progress | test goal progress | analyse goal progress | scrutinise goal progress

setting sales gols | settle sales goals | fix sales goals | set sales goals

to let in 2 goals | to concede 2 goals

(1) to score a field goal | to score | (2) make a goal

forest economy goal | goal of forest management

- Country reporting would contribute to the achievement of Europe 2020 goals by helping Member States define and implement exit strategies, to restore macroeconomic stability, identify national bottlenecks and return their economies to sustainable growth and public finances.

Thus, on the one hand macroeconomic policy goals and market liberalisation have important social implications, including on the organisation of social protection systems; on the other hand, economic and employment policies, for example for promoting the increased labour force participation of older workers, need to be supported by reforms in social protection domains such as pensions, healthcare and care systems.

These are guidelines on macroeconomic and structural policies which aim to coordinate the EU countries’ economic policies so as to achieve common goals.

30. Recalls, in this context, Parliament’s initial opposition, and emphasises its responsibility to be fully involved, to control and to scrutinise; demands that the Commission and the Council provide full, transparent and timely information on the criteria for, and on the entire procedure that could trigger reprogramming or a suspension of commitments or payments of, the ESIF in accordance with Article 23(15) of the Common Provisions Regulation; points out that the decision on the suspension of commitments or payments should be taken as a last resort, when all other options have been exhausted and after assessments have been made of possible repercussions on growth and jobs, because suspending commitments or payments could have serious c ...[+++]onsequences for national, regional, and local authorities, as well as for the achievement of cohesion policy goals as a whole; considers that the aim of macroeconomic conditionality should be to make cohesion policy more sustainable and efficient, and rejects the idea that regions, localities or citizens should be penalised for macroeconomic decisions taken by national governments; draws attention to the possibly considerable administrative workload entailed in reprogramming of funds; recalls that a proposal for re-programming submitted in accordance with Article 23(4) of that regulation requires the prior consultation of the monitoring committee concerned as referred to in Article 49(3) of the same regulation;