Traduction de «office statistique de l’union européenne » (Français → Anglais) :

Eurostat [ SOEC | statistical office of the European Communities | statistical office of the European Union ]

Eurostat | Statistical Office of the European Communities | Statistical Office of the European Union

EU statistics [ Community statistics | European Union statistics | statistics of the EU | statistics of the European Union ]

citizen of a member state of the European Union | citizen of an EU member state | EU citizen | European national | EU national | citizen of the Union

European Union Trade Commissioner [ EU Trade Commissioner ]

Court of Justice of the European Union (1) | Court of Justice of the European Communities (2) [ CJEU ]

member state of the European Union | EU member state | EU state

European Union Intellectual Property Office [ Community Trademark Office | Community Trade Marks Office | EUIPO | Office for Harmonization | Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market | Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (Trade Marks and Designs) | OHIM ]

NACE Revision 2 | statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community | statistical classification of economic activities in the European Union | NACE Rev. 2 [Abbr.]

General industrial classification of economic activities within the European Communities | NACE classification | statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community | statistical classification of economic activities in the European Union | NACE [Abbr.]

3. The reference figures shall be the latest statistics produced by the Statistical Office of the European Communities in accordance with Community law on the collection and analysis of asylum data.

With the European Statistics Day the European statistical community "aims at raising awareness of European citizens to the importance and value of official statistics for our society", says Walter Radermacher, Director General of Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union".

5. Notes that, prior to the beginning of the EU-IMF assistance programme initiated in the spring of 2010, there was a dual fear associated with the 'insolvency' and 'non-sustainability' of the public finances of Greece as a result of the constantly declining competitiveness of the Greek economy and long-run fiscal derailment, resulting from low effective corporate tax collection, with the government deficit reaching 15,7 % of GDP in 2009, up from -6,5 % in 2007, and the debt-to-GDP ratio continuing on an upward trend since 2003 when it stood at 97,4 %, reaching 107,4 % in 2007, 129,7 % in 2009 and 156,9 % in 2012; is of the opinion that the problematic situation of Greece was also due to statistical ...[+++] fraud in the years preceding the setting-up of the programme; welcomes the decisive action by the Greek government to urgently and effectively address these problems, including by establishing the independent Hellenic Statistical Authority in March 2010; notes that the gradual uncovering of statistical fraud in Greece had an impact on the need to readjust multipliers, forecasts and proposed measures; recalls that because of the European Parliament’s insistence Eurostat (the statistical office of the European Union) is now endowed with powers and means to deliver a solid basis of reliable and objective statistics;

5. Notes that, prior to the beginning of the EU-IMF assistance programme initiated in the spring of 2010, there was a dual fear associated with the 'insolvency' and 'non-sustainability' of the public finances of Greece as a result of the constantly declining competitiveness of the Greek economy and long-run fiscal derailment, resulting from low effective corporate tax collection, with the government deficit reaching 15.7 % of GDP in 2009, up from -6.5 % in 2007, and the debt-to-GDP ratio continuing on an upward trend since 2003 when it stood at 97.4 %, reaching 107.4 % in 2007, 129.7 % in 2009 and 156.9 % in 2012; is of the opinion that the problematic situation of Greece was also due to statistical ...[+++] fraud in the years preceding the setting-up of the programme; welcomes the decisive action by the Greek government to urgently and effectively address these problems, including by establishing the independent Hellenic Statistical Authority in March 2010; notes that the gradual uncovering of statistical fraud in Greece had an impact on the need to readjust multipliers, forecasts and proposed measures; recalls that because of the European Parliament’s insistence Eurostat (the statistical office of the European Union) is now endowed with powers and means to deliver a solid basis of reliable and objective statistics;