Translation of "Finanzielle spielraum" in English

So, if any of these requests were refused, the available margin would be larger.

The additional financial elbowroom will be used to boost neighbourhood policy.

With your professional advancement, your financial clearance also expands.

The financial latitude enabled my expansion.

These two measures have further increased Dürr’s financial scope.

You need a machine, but at the same time, the financial margin should remain intact?

The lower the growth rate, the narrower the margin for agricultural expenditure.

If we do not reach agreement as quickly as possible, there is a danger that the current financial latitude will be restricted, primarily from without, to the extent that, if the reforms were postponed until a later date, they would have to be implemented without the safety net that is now available.

Particularly worrying are the margins in Heading 1b - around EUR 1 million, and in Heading 3b - around EUR 9 million.

Financial leeway is becoming limited in the search for solutions and there is not very much room for manoeuvre.

The financial room for manoeuvre needed to do so can be created within the framework of European Union decisions, namely by setting the use of own resources from gross domestic product at a higher level.

The general context is that the circumstances under which the budget for 2011 will be adopted are very challenging because the margin under heading 5 is very limited and because the successful implementation of the Treaty of Lisbon is the priority for all the European institutions.

The financial limits of the Seventh Framework Programme will, to a large extent, determine how fast our response will be.

The current Financial Perspective, which still has until the end of 2006 to run, leaves an extremely small amount of foreseeable room for manoeuvre.

However, the honourable Member will be aware that the Commission must operate within overall constraints that are very tight, and that there are many competing demands.

In this respect, the British Presidency took the right decision, given that no one would have tolerated two major impasses at the end of a Presidency and Mr Blair wanted to close the 2006 budget in good time so that he would have more room for manoeuvre when negotiating the financial perspectives.

The decision taken in Berlin to freeze expenditure on the CAP, in real terms, at 1999 levels until the year 2006 means that there is very little financial leeway for fulfilling the various tasks.

Otherwise there is a risk of the financial margin for manoeuvre becoming so limited that reforms will have to be put off until later, but then without the financial underpinning that is still available at present.

The problem of financing the budget on the basis of the system provided for in the Decision of 21 April 1970 is a mediumterm one, since the available margin is liable to be exhausted at the beginning of the 1980s.

Even if databases can become self-funding, their financial margins are likely to be so tight that they will have difficulty in supporting contacts with databases in other countries.

The decline of traditional sectors - for which restructuring and rationalization offer the only hope of survival - stagnating demand, the sluggish growth of purchasing power and the constraints affecting public finances in most countries have combined to produce a rise in unemployment which has been virtually impossible to control.

Supply conditions could furthermore be improved, and the fiscal room for manoeuvre could simultaneously be widened, if selected subsidies were to be reduced more quickly and fairly.