Примери за използване на Aid reserve на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Emergency aid reserve.
For example, the Emergency Aid Reserve was mobilised in 2012 following the outbreak of conflict in Syria, the conflicts in Mali and the drought in the Sahel.
The Emergency Aid Reserve.
Those are the emergency aid reserve, the European Globalisation Fund, the solidarity fund, the reserve  for crises in the agricultural sector, etc.
The Emergency Aid Reserve.
The annual amount of the Emergency Aid Reserve is fixed at EUR 1 000 million(2018 prices) and may be used up to year n+1 in accordance with the Financial Regulation.
The Emergency Aid Reserve.
The Emergency Aid Reserve is not aimed at addressing the consequences of market related crises affecting the agricultural production or distribution.
The Emergency Aid Reserve EAR.
Points to the role of the Emergency Aid Reserve in providing a rapid response to specific aid  requirements for third countries for unforeseen events, and stresses its particular importance in the current context;
The Emergency Aid Reserve.
Points to the role of the Emergency Aid Reserve in providing a rapid response to specific aid  requirements for third countries for unforeseen events, and stresses its particular importance in the current context;
The Emergency Aid Reserve.
Emergency Aid Reserve(maximum €280 million per year) is designed to finance humanitarian, civilian crisis management and protection operations in non-EU countries in order to quickly respond to unforeseen events.
The Emergency Aid Reserve.
Instruments for unforeseen circumstances(like the Emergency Aid Reserve, the European Globalisation Fund, the Solidarity Fund and the Flexibility instrument) and the European Development Fund are situated outside the ceilings of the MFF.
(4) The margin for heading 4 does not take into account the appropriations related to the Emergency Aid Reserve(EUR 258.9 million).
Emergency Aid Reserve: EUR 2.5 billion.
(3) The 2007 margin for heading 4 doesn't take into account the appropriations related to Emergency Aid Reserve(EUR 234.5 million).
Emergency aid reserve(40- Reserve). .
Welcomes the extended scope andincreased allocation for the Emergency Aid Reserve, with a view to responding also to internal crises;
In 2012 amounts committed were: Emergency Aid Reserve 224 million euro, European Union Solidarity Fund 688 million euro, Flexibility Instrument 200 million euro and European Globalisation Adjustment Fund 74 million euro, totalling 1 186 million euro.
In addition, the European Commission used their Emergency aid reserve to respond to crises and unexpected disasters.
(4)The Emergency Aid Reserve and the Flexibility Instrument need to be reinforced and the restrictions regarding the Global margins for commitments and payments removed in order to maintain a sufficient capacity for the Union to react to unforeseen circumstances.
The new money comes from the Commission's Emergency Aid Reserve and was approved by the European Parliament and the European Council.
Proposals for transfers from the Emergency Aid Reserve shall be accompanied by appropriate and detailed supporting documents demonstrating.
Note:* Other special instruments include the Emergency Aid Reserve(EAR), the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF) and the European Union Solidarity Fund(EUSF).
The Commission has reviewed the scope of special instruments such as the Emergency Aid Reserve, the European Union Solidarity Fund and the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund.
Decisions on transfers to allow the use of the Emergency Aid Reserve shall be taken by the European Parliament and by the Council on a proposal from the Commission.
The amount spent after receiving the top-up funding from the EU Emergency Aid Reserve(EAR)6 or from the European Development Fund(EDF)7 reached, on average, 63 million euros annually(see Graph 1).