Примери за използване на Correction coefficient на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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CO2 correction coefficient due to the extra mass.
The import coupling, ensure durable, correction coefficient is high;
Solar correction coefficient[-] as defined in Table 1.
The Agency traditionally experiences difficulties in finding staff with the required profile, partly because of the salary correction coefficient(66,7%).
No correction coefficient shall be applicable in Belgium and Luxembourg.
The possible reason for this is the salary correction coefficient applied for the host state(73% as at 1 July 2016).
CO2 correction coefficient due to the extra mass of the solar system[g CO2/km] as defined in Table 5.
Kallas, Vice-President of the Commission, on 28 October 2005 requesting him to initiate a study into the possibility of setting a correction coefficient for Luxembourg.
Nevertheless, a correction coefficient of 98% was not fixed for Belgium.
The recent net salary decrease,a result of the continuous decreasing of the correction coefficient for Latvia, increased the risk factor.
The correction coefficient was calculated in accordance with the‘capital method', so as to reflect the difference in the cost of living between London and Brussels.
He claimed that the reduction of his pension rights, unjustified in his opinion, andin particular of the correction coefficient, infringed a number of general principles of law.
Consequently, a correction coefficient of 139.6%, calculated on the basis of the cost of living in London(the‘capital method'), was applied to his pension.
If Eurostat confirms that the difference is appreciable(more than 5 %) and sustainable, the Commission shall enact,by means of delegated acts… a correction coefficient for that place".
Of AD5 step 1 and correction coefficient for the Netherland.
If Eurostat confirms that the difference is appreciable(more than 5%) and sustainable,the Commission should present a proposal to set a correction coefficient for that place.'.
A possible reason is the salary correction coefficient applied for the host state(73% as at 1 July 2016).
The Commission shall decide, by means of delegated acts in accordance with Articles 111 and112 of the Staff Regulations, to withdraw the application of a correction coefficient specific to a certain place.
(12) The correction coefficient applicable to the remuneration and pensions of officials and other servants of the European Union for Greece is set at 79,9% as from 1 July 2017.
Under those circumstances, the application,in fact or in law, of a correction coefficient of 100% to pensioners residing in Belgium clearly cannot constitute such an infringement.
Notes from the Court's report that the Agencytraditionally experiences difficulties in finding staff with the required profile, partly because of the salary correction coefficient( 66,7%);
As Luxembourg is the only place of employment without a correction coefficient, the applicants maintain that the breach of the principle of equal treatment and non-discrimination is manifest.
If Eurostat confirms that the difference is appreciable(more than 5%) and sustainable, the Commission shall enact, by means of delegated actsin accordance with Articles 111 and 112 of the Staff Regulations, a correction coefficient for that place.
Before the reform, a correction coefficient of less than 100% was applied to the pensions of pensioners living in such States(in other words, their pensions were reduced in relation to the reference amount).
The Commission maintains that the action is inadmissible,whether it is directed against the alleged refusal to create a correction coefficient for Luxembourg or against the applicants' pay slips as from June 2008.
The fact that no correction coefficient is applicable in Belgium, as provided in Article 3(5) of Annex XI to the new Staff Regulations, means that a de facto correction coefficient of 100% is applied to pensions.
Three agencies(Frontex, CEPOL and BEREC) experienced difficulties in finding suitable candidates with the required profile,which is possibly related to the salary correction coefficient applied for the hosting country(66,7%, 69% and 76,5% respectively).
The financial impact of salary adjustments and of the increase in the correction coefficient of the previous and the current years, both decided by the budgetary authorities in April 2014, were not included in the initial budget for the year 2014.
Consequently, the second subparagraph of Article 82(1) and Article 82(3) of the Staff Regulations, in the version in force from 1 May 2004(‘the new Staff Regulations'),provide that no correction coefficient is to be applicable to pensions or invalidity allowances.
By memorandum of 6 June 2007 the Director-General of Eurostat replied that any request to establish a correction coefficient was outside the competence of Eurostat and should be addressed to the Directorate-General(DG)‘Personnel and Administration' of the Commission.