Übersetzung für "Exit scenario" in Deutsch

I believe that we need a nuclear exit scenario covering the whole of Europe.

However this can only be the first step on the way to a Europe-wide nuclear exit scenario.

For us, this is not an exit scenario in order to possibly buy again at lower

The long-term lesson involves the need to draw up a common exit scenario, because events have clearly shown that nuclear technology as it currently stands is too dangerous and that is unlikely to change in future.

Some argue that Greece’s real GDP would be much lower in an exit scenario than it would be during the hard slog of deflation.

The exit strategy is usually determined in advance so that even the completion of the construction as a forward deal is no problem for us as an exit scenario.

Nonetheless, even a "gentle" exit scenario is likely to heighten market volatility as investment decisions based on the assumption of ultra-low rates will need to be reviewed and possibly revised.Â

In the back of our minds, we have an exit scenario involving the sale of the company to a strategic investor, a large regional company from the retail sector, or an IPO.

It can be a financial crisis, seeking synergies, a planned Exit scenario or a desired follow-up arrangement.

The aim of this is to create a good contractual starting position based on positive optimism, without losing sight of the exit scenario.

Insofar it will be necessary to monitor the course of the exit negotiations closely in order to be prepared for the exit scenario.

In order to provide some key pointers for analysing the consequences of the crisis and exit scenarios for the Mediterranean partner countries, the European Investment Bank (EIB) asked the Forum Euro-méditerranéen des Instituts de Sciences Économiques (FEMISE) to carry out a new study.

The administrative board began to order exit scenarios from the received shares in other airlines and dismissed Bruggisser in January 2001 with immediate effect.

In the following, the various exit scenarios will first be outlined, then the risks associated with the exit of the so-called crisis countries – both for their population and economic development, but also for Germany and the other euro countries – will be demonstrated.

Germany’s social insurance system is preparing for various exit scenarios, and has published information for insured persons, employers, workers and service providers.

In order to provide some key pointers for analysing the consequences of the crisis and exit scenarios for the Mediterranean partner countries[1], the European Investment Bank (EIB) asked the Forum Euro-méditerranéen des Instituts de Sciences Économiques (FEMISE) to carry out a new study.

The political uncertainties and exit scenarios range from a contentious separation to a second referendum.