Примери за използване на Aid amounts на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Calculations of aid amounts may be differentiated‘as appropriate'.
Because demands on farmers are limited the aid amounts are relatively low.
The aid amounts are fully justified by data and studies from reliable sources.
As part of its programme approval procedures, the Commission checked the aid amounts.
The aid amounts are differentiated according to regional or local site conditions.
The above procedures did not prevent mistakes andshortcomings in the calculations of the aid amounts.
Aid amounts shall be fixed by the Commission taking into account the following factors.
(dd) for aid for regional airports:the aid intensities and aid amounts laid down in Article 56a;
Calculations of aid amounts may be differentiated‘as appropriate' and often follow a standard cost approach.
The quality of the on-the-spot measurements is of key importance for the correct determination of aid amounts.
The aid amounts are correctly calculated and the calculation has been checked by an independent body from the Managing Authority.
All of them are also based on the principle that aid amounts are calculated on the basis of income foregone and cost incurred.
Because more substantial demands are made of the farmers,causing higher costs and/or loss of income, the aid amounts are relatively high.
In other cases, aid amounts were increased despite the fact that the participation rate already fulfilled the planned targets.
Polish authorities also pointed to difficulties in setting the borders of eligible areas benefiting from different aid amounts.
The aid amounts were also not differentiated for the various regions despite their very different characteristics. pArticipAtion rAte in bAsic meAsures 67.
The Commission services asked the Piemonte authorities to revise the calculation of aid amounts at several occasions end of 2010, and are awaiting submission of the revised calculation.
Calculations of aid amounts may be differentiated‘as appropriate'. Special Report No 7/2011- Is agri-environment support well designed and managed?
ANNEX II 53Audit question(see paragraph 13) Audit criterion Explanation of the audit criterion Are farmers well supported through appropriate guidance and correct aid amounts?
An exception to this is when the aid amounts are small enough(called de minimis aid) and won't threaten competition and trade in the internal market.
Farmers are crucial for the implementation of agri-environment payments, andit is important that they are well supported through guidance and that aid amounts provide them with the right incentive.
However, in cases of doubts concerning aid amounts proposed, Member States were asked to provide detailed information on calculations and revise them if necessary.
However, most Member States do not assess the minimum participation level needed to ensure that sub-measures provide the expected environmental effects and whether the aid amounts are adequate to reach this minimum level.
In cases of doubt concerning aid amounts proposed, Member States are asked to provide detailed information on the underlying calculations and revise them, if necessary.
Although Member States are not required to provide detailed figures and aid calculations in their rural development programmes(RDP), most Member States,upon the Commission's request, delivered them to facilitate the assessment of the aid amounts proposed.
In addition, as aid amounts are not differentiated enough according to local conditions, and participation rates are not considered, the right incentives are not always given.
With a view to ensuring that aid is proportionate and limited to the amount necessary,maximum aid amounts should, whenever possible, be defined in terms of aid intensities in relation to a set of eligible costs.
The Court examined whether aid amounts included in the programmes were correctly calculated, justified by relevant supporting elements, differentiated according to regional or local conditions and depended on environmental effects.
However, considerable problems were identified concerning the aid amounts, ranging from shortcomings in their calculation to a lack of differentiation according to regional or local site conditions.
In view of the small size of the aid amounts and the beneficiaries at stake, the Commission considers that the potential for significant distortions of competitions is more limited in such cases.