Примери за използване на Court estimates на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Court estimates the most likely error to be 3,0%(21).
On the basis of the errors which it had quantified, the Court estimates the most likely error to be 6,8%(12).
The Court estimates that at least 11% of the total amount reimbursed should not have been reimbursed.
On the basis of the errors which it had quantified, the Court estimates the most likely error to be 3,8%(21).
The Court estimates the overall financial impact of quantifiable errors to arrive at a most likely error rate.
On the basis of the errors which it had quantified, the Court estimates the most likely error to be 0%(5).
The Court estimates the specific annual‘cost of control' for audit authorities at between 110 and 130 million euro.
For the policy group Education and citizenship, the Court estimates that the errors have a financial impact of less than 2%.
The Court estimates that for these areas the errors have a financial impact of more than 2% of the population by value(see Table 1.2).
In the area of agriculture andnatural resources, the Court estimates the level of errors to be somewhat higher than in 2008.
The Court estimates that the average error rate for rural development expenditure in the past 3 years was 8,2%.
For the policy group Economic andfinancial affairs the Court estimates the error rate to be slightly above 2% of the total expenditure for this policy group.
II The Court estimates that the average error rate for rural development expenditure incurred dur- ing the past 3 years was 8,2 %4.
Based on the information provided by audit authorities in 2012(and reconfirmed in 2013), the Court estimates that the overall cost of running the 112 audit authorities increased between 2010 and 2012 from around 110 million euro to 130 million euro per year.
The Court estimates that the level of error in these policy area groups are between 2% and 5% except for cohesion policies, where it is at least 11%.
Based on the information provided by audit authorities, the Court estimates the specific annual‘cost of control' for audit authorities at between 110 and 130 million euro.
The Court estimates that these increases in aid rates cost the EAGF approximately 100 million euro, or 10% of the total cost of the grubbing-up scheme.
On the basis of an analysis of lists of projects(which was carried out due to the lack of official figures described in paragraph 7), the Court estimates that 1,2 billion euro in fund- ing was allocated to actions contribut- ing to the establishment of incubators in the four visited Member States in the 2000- 13 period.
The Court estimates that at least 11% of the total of EUR 24.8 billion reimbursed during 2008 in respect of the 2000-2006 programming period should not have been reimbursed.
However, based on annual funding of over 1 billion euro andallowing for some projects which do not receive the 7% contribution to indirect costs, the Court estimates that the total annual contribution to indirect costs of UN organisations is in the order of 50 million euro per year.
For these areas, the Court estimates that the errors have a financial impact of less than 2% of the respective population by value(see Table 1.2).
In the area of Revenue, Economic and financial affairs and Administrative and other expenditure, where the supervisory and control systems, taken as a whole, are properly and correctly applied(see paragraphs 4.40 to 4.41,10.32 to 10.33 and 11.25), the Court estimates that the errors have a financial impact of less than 2% of the total amounts(see Table 1.3).
Based on the FADN results, the Court estimates that such land, however, covers around 61% of the rented agricultural area in Poland.
The Court estimates that by this, farmers in the sectors concerned realise globally a windfall benefit of approximately 29 million euro in SPS payments per year.
The proportion of projects in the representative statistical sample affected by errors(see paragraphs 1.9 to 1.12) is 43%(8)The Court estimates that at least 11%(9) of the total amount reim bursed(10) should not have been reimbursed.(6) These financial corrections are reported as‘withdrawals',‘recoveries' or‘pending recoveries' by Member States to the Commission.
The Court estimates the Commission error rate at between 2% to 5% in our payments, depending on the policy area, whereas the threshold set by the Court is a 2% error rate.
Overall, for the period audited, the Court estimates that around a fifth of all staff working for audit authorities have participated in training of this sort.
The Court estimates that the grubbing-up scheme finally reduced the vineyard inventory area by around 5 %20 corresponding to approximately 10,2 million hl of wine withdrawn or 6% of the usable wine production21.
On the basis of the information provided, the Court estimates that the helicopters were used for external border surveillance and control activities at most for 25,5% of their total activities.
The Court estimates that the total value of funding affected in this way may amount to around two fifths of total ERDF investment in the audited business incubation projects, i.e. 30 million euro.