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Compatibility with the common market
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Compatibility with the common market
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Compatibility with Financial Programming
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Compatibility with Financial Programming
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Problems with the current legislation
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Problems with the current legislation
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Regions with Specific Territorial Characteristics
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Regions with Specific Territorial Characteristics
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Relations with the Courts
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Relations with the Courts
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Joint Press Conference with Commission
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Joint Press Conference with Commission
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RELATIONS WITH NATIONAL PARLIAMENTS
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RELATIONS WITH NATIONAL PARLIAMENTS
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RELATIONS WITH LOCAL AUTHORITIES
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RELATIONS WITH LOCAL AUTHORITIES
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RELATIONS WITH CIVIL SOCIETY
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RELATIONS WITH CIVIL SOCIETY
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in co-operation with Eurostat
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in co-operation with Eurostat
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The Commission, together with the IMF and in liaison with the ECB, will be responsible for monitoring compliance with the policy conditionality required by a macroeconomic adjustment programme.
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The Commission, together with the IMF and in liaison with the ECB, will be responsible for monitoring compliance with the policy conditionality required by a macroeconomic adjustment programme.
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The nature and extent of this involvement will be determined on a case-by-case basis and will depend on the outcome of a debt sustainability analysis, in line with IMF practice In line with the IMF, debt is considered sustainable when a borrower is expected to be able to continue servicing its debts without an unrealistically large correction to its income and expenditure.
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The nature and extent of this involvement will be determined on a case-by-case basis and will depend on the outcome of a debt sustainability analysis, in line with IMF practice In line with the IMF, debt is considered sustainable when a borrower is expected to be able to continue servicing its debts without an unrealistically large correction to its income and expenditure.
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