Traduction de «Ralentir le rythme de développement économique » (Français → Anglais) :

to retard the pace of economic development

(12c) In the context of an ageing population and skills shortages, a failure to utilise the potential of half of the population of the Union for company board positions might slow down the development opportunities of the Union's economy and the recovery of its financial structures.

This decreasing trend is considered appropriate given that (i) the expected economic recovery in Ireland should slowdown the pace of new defaulted loans, (ii) the projected increase in house prices should limit loss severity on mortgage loans and (iii) the Bank's strengthened credit management activities (60) should accelerate/improve loans collections and loans restructuring.

6. Is of the opinion that the EU budget brings added value to national public expenditure when initiating, supporting and complementing investments in those policy areas which are at the core of Europe 2020; believes, moreover, that the EU budget has an instrumental role to play in helping the EU to exit the current economic and financial crisis through its capacity as a catalyst to boost investment, growth and jobs in Europe; takes the view that the EU budget could at least mitigate the effects of current restrictive national budgetary policies while supporting the efforts of national governments; stresses also that, given its redist ...[+++]ributive nature, lowering the level of the EU budget may harm European solidarity and have an adverse impact on the pace of economic development in many Member States; believes that a purely ‘net contributor’/‘net beneficiary’ approach does not take due account of spill-over effects between EU countries and therefore undermines common EU policy goals;

6. Is of the opinion that the EU budget brings added value to national public expenditure when initiating, supporting and complementing investments in those policy areas which are at the core of Europe 2020; believes, moreover, that the EU budget has an instrumental role to play in helping the EU to exit the current economic and financial crisis through its capacity as a catalyst to boost investment, growth and jobs in Europe; takes the view that the EU budget could at least mitigate the effects of current restrictive national budgetary policies while supporting the efforts of national governments; stresses also that, given its redist ...[+++]ributive nature, lowering the level of the EU budget may harm European solidarity and have an adverse impact on the pace of economic development in many Member States; believes that a purely ‘net contributor’/‘net beneficiary’ approach does not take due account of spill-over effects between EU countries and therefore undermines common EU policy goals;