Примери за използване на Fair allocation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Fair Allocation of Risk.
Is this likely to be a fair allocation?
Fair allocation of risks between parties;
Equity is a fair allocation of resources.
I think this is a very fair allocation.
Demand a fair allocation of community resources.
You speak of the role of government and the fair allocation of resources.
It shall ensure a fair allocation of posts among the Member States.
Current rules dating back to the 1920s are no longer sufficient to ensure a fair allocation of taxing rights in a globalised world'.
(a) ensure the fair allocation of the committee chairs among the different Members;
When selecting a lead authority, the Agency andthe coordination group shall take into account the fair allocation of tasks and shall avoid duplication of work.
We want a fair allocation of refugees and then we won't have to discuss Schengen.”.
The current rules dating back to the 1920s are no longer sufficient to ensure a fair allocation of taxing rights in an increasingly globalised world.".
Fair allocation of the economic consequences of the phased-in market opening among all parties to transactions with electricity;
The Chinese use their fair allocation of two hectares each.
In the President's words, funding is a key issue for guaranteeing the freedom, independence andpluralism in the media and clear criteria for access to European funding and its fair allocation are necessary.
Monitors the notification and fair allocation of the available networks capacity between all users;
The OECD said that the current rules,which are around a century old,“are no longer sufficient to ensure a fair allocation of taxing rights in an increasingly globalised world.”.
I am convinced that general words about the fair allocation of resources and investments will solve nothing.
It aims to: maximise the effectiveness of the use of existing infrastructure; to ensure reliable and safe operation of transport; to address environmental goals;and ensure fair allocation of infrastructure space(road space, rail slots, etc.).
The next copyright package will be adoptedin Autumn 2016 and will aim at ensuring fair allocation of the value generated by the online distribution of copyright-protected content by online platforms.
Though a few countries like Ghana and Senegal have enjoyed relative stability and growth, all progress in the region is contingent on the efficacy andjustness of governance and the fair allocation of resources which, for the moment, both leave much to be desired.
The current rules dating back to the 1920s are no longer sufficient to ensure a fair allocation of taxing rights in an increasingly globalised world,” reads the introduction to its proposals.
The conclusion was made, that in order to have a successful environment protection management within CAP andresults of the implemented standards to be high, the issues of equal and fair allocation of the benefits and the costs of the changes are of paramount importance.
An order allocation policy is established and implemented,providing in sufficiently precise terms for the fair allocation of aggregated orders, including how the volume and price of orders determines allocations and the treatment of partial executions.
Urges the Commission to improve the regulations by introducing mechanisms to oversee the fair allocation of quotas to small‑scale fishing with regard to shared species;
(c) an order allocation policy must be established and effectively implemented,providing in sufficiently precise terms for the fair allocation of aggregated orders and transactions, and in particular in terms of how the volume and price of orders relates to how they will be allocated in each case.
Given that, despite the ambiguity of the concept, this will depend essentially on the political guidelines attachedto the legislative process, we advocate that a fair allocation of resources- material and human- be made available to Parliament, to serve the requirements and scope of parliamentary work.
This is particularly true in the case of data on transboundary and diffuse pollution,which is crucial for a fair allocation of reduction targets by country and for establishing appropriate measures(see paragraphs 37 to 41).
Whereas following the inclusion of the Daphne programme within the Rights, Equality andCitizenship programme, an appropriate and fair allocation of financial support should have been ensured, taking into account the level of funding already allocated under the previous 2007-2013 programmes;