Примери за използване на British rebate на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The British rebate is a more complex issue.
National contributions started because of the British rebate.
You want to get rid of the British rebate, which will mean by 2013 our contribution will be £13 billion.
This makes the UK a defender of the CAP because, if it disappeared,so would the British rebate".
Simply put, there remains just one justification for the British rebate- the common agricultural policy(CAP).
The year after that, it is due to be GBP 10 billion and now,we hear that you want to take away the British rebate.
I also believe that we need to do away with the British rebate and ensure that unused EU resources are returned to the EU budget.
Last time when Britain had achieved such a turn was when Margaret Thatcher gained the British rebate in 1984.
Probably when"the rebate which Britain has in the European Union" is mentioned or"the British rebate", this is being understood only by a handful of people, familiar with the issue.
While there is a modest approach to limit common agricultural policy expenditure,there is a more radical attempt to eliminate the British rebate.
But all the rebates for other countries are calculated on the basis of the British rebate, meaning that if the British rebate is lower, then the other rebates are lower as well.
In 1982, the UK tried to use the veto against the proposed price increases for agricultural products, butthe others refused to recognise it because the purpose was to establish a British rebate.
London itself stipulated that if the famous British rebate were to be reviewed, the CAP and cohesion funds should be reduced, except for the new member states.
Cameron will come with a big knife to get spending cuts and to defend the British rebate,” said an EU diplomat.
The Commission also proposed to end the British rebate and the current correction mechanism for Germany and Netherlands, Sweden and Austria and to have a simple system of lump sums.
As for the own resources, this was clearly and explicitly within the mandate given to the Commission in December 2005, which was confirmed by Parliament, to start not only the expenditure but also the revenue side of the budget,including the British rebate.
I also believe that it contribute to the argument of those who want to eliminate the British rebate since they will be able to claim that these moneys will also be given to British farmers.
The system of returning funds from the EU back to Britain, or the so called British rebate, that has been negotiated personally by Margaret Thatcher, the“living icon” of the British Conservatives especially when it comes to her“iron” nationalistic approach towards the EU, is also questioned by the budgetary draft.
Last night the Presidency made its 11th in a row proposal to Britain for a freezing of the British rebate at an average level, as it was during the 7-year period before last year's enlargement of the Union.
Points, in this context, to the introduction of the British rebate and a series of related rebates and other correction mechanisms on the revenue side, on the one hand, as well as the inability to agree on a sufficient level of appropriations for the EU budget in the annual budgetary procedure, on the other hand;
Please do appoint Tony Blair,the man that gave away GBP 2 billion of the British rebate in return for nothing; the man who promised us a referendum on the constitution and refused to give it to us.
We were delicate enough not to touch the issue of the British rebate in our budgetary review and our eventual choice for the future is not to increase the expenditure but to change the proportions between the national direct payment and own resources, in line with the vision of the treaty and the founding fathers of the European Union.
It is perceived as lacking fairness by most Member States- notably with regard to corrections, of which the British rebate is the most well known, but it is less known that Germany, the Netherlands, Austria and Sweden have exceptions from financing the UK reduction(a"rebate on the rebate!").
Currently, several countries benefit from concessions, with the British rebate being the largest- the UK receives back 66% of its contributions, which is the difference between its contributions and what it gets back from the budget.
I just wondered whether you agree with me that his continued support for Britain to join the euro,his surrender of GBP 2 billion a year of the British rebate and his whole approach towards Britain's membership of the European Union- his refusal to give the British a referendum- all show that he has sufficient pro-European credentials to become the President?
Then, it will coincide with the payment of the famous British rebate- the discount agreed by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher- which represents, in practise, a return of money to the British taxpayers because in the first years of UK's membership they paid more than they received back.
Issues that will be controversial during upcoming budget debates will be the British rebate, France's benefits from the Common Agricultural Policy, Germany and the Netherland's large contributions to the EU budget, and reform of the European Regional Development Funds.
Whereas, since the introduction in 1984 at the Fontainebleau European Council of the British rebate, whereby 66% of the UK's net contribution is reimbursed, various other rebates and correction mechanisms have been progressively introduced in order to address the shortcomings of the so-called‘operating budgetary balances' of certain Member States;
I think that either the British Government should not be entitled to any rebate at all or that other countries which find themselves in a similar situation to that which Great Britain was in in 1984 should be treated the same.
But since 2002 Germany, Sweden, Austria, andthe Netherlands have benefited from a permanent reduction(75 per cent) in the amount they pay to give the British a rebate- the so-called rebate on the rebate.