Traduction de «économiques à l'intention » (Français → Anglais) :

Federal/Provincial Aboriginal Economic Development Initiative

bring an action against [ take proceedings against | sue in an action ]

Long-Term Programme of Economic Co-operation until the Year 2000

Declaration of intent on the association of Surinam and the Netherlands Antilles with the European Economic Community

Declaration of intent on the association of the Kingdom of Libya with the European Economic Community

Declaration of intent on the association of the independent countries of the franc area with the European Economic Community

economic conditions [ economic aspect | Macroeconomic performance(STW) ]

economic analysis [ analysis of economic activity | economic evaluation | economic study | Economic research(STW) ]

economics profession [4.7] [ business economist | economics analyst | economics science researcher | economist ]

Economic status (social concept)

As sanctions often cause serious economic distortions, any consideration of their use will have to weigh any potential political advantages against the actual economic damage that they may inflict.

Given the difficulties of assessing economic needs it would not be the intention to set detailed European targets.

Moreover, while some entrepreneurs aim both to make a profit and at the same time to meet environmental, social and governance challenges — putting sustainability at the heart of their project and assessing their impact in order to improve it — others do not share this ‘intention’ of sustainability. Their primary aim is profit, and they believe that their economic model has positive externalities for the rest of society, without verifying or seeking to improve such effects.

The European Semester includes the formulation, and the surveillance of the implementation, of the broad guidelines of the economic policies of the Member States and of the Union (broad economic policy guidelines) in accordance with Article 121(2) TFEU; the formulation, and the examination of the implementation, of the employment guidelines that must be taken into account by Member States in accordance with Article 148(2) TFEU (employment guidelines); the submission and assessment of Member States' stability or convergence programmes under that Regulation; the submission and assessment of Member States' national reform programmes supporting the Union’s strategy for growth and jobs and established in line with the broad economic guideline ...[+++]s, with the employment guidelines and with the general guidance to Member States issued by the Commission (the annual growth survey) and the European Council at the beginning of the annual cycle of surveillance; and surveillance to prevent and correct macroeconomic imbalances under Regulation (EU) No 1176/2011 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 November 2011 on the prevention and correction of macroeconomic imbalances (8).