Примери за използване на Non-recovery на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Mechanism shall cover the risk associated with non-recovery of sums due by the beneficiaries.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(c) the further procedure is classified as'up to mild' or'non-recovery'.
What would have happened if the truth about the non-recovery of some 340 million levs, which is nearly 40% of the bank's capital,?
And(iii) request the company to provide guarantees only upon prior assessment of a risk of non-recovery of the tax.
In order to manage the risk associated with non-recovery of sums due to the Community, the Commission shall establish and operate a participant guarantee fund(hereinafter‘the Fund') in accordance with the Annex.
However, uncertainties related to the US government debt ceiling remain high and the risk of non-recovery cannot be ruled out.
The distribution of the financial burden of non-recovery in line with the first subparagraph shall be without prejudice to the requirement that the Member State concerned must pursue recovery procedures in compliance with Article 9(1) of this Regulation.
The remaining 5% of Commission payments are thus subject to the Commission's decision at closure,which clearly limits the financial risk of non-recovery.
In addition recoveries recorded include the application of the fifty-fifty rule where the cost of non-recovery is shared between the EU budget and the Member State concerned.
Directive 2010/63/EU on the protection of animals used for scientific purposes, requires that a prospective assessment is made on the severity of each procedure in a Project(Article 15) andthat a severity classification is assigned(i.e.“non-recovery”,“mild”,“moderate” or“severe”).
This lack of adequate monitoring affected the Community's financial interests,notably due to late recovery or non-recovery of funds and the waiving of some contract clauses, for example regarding penalties for late payment.
By way of derogation from paragraph 1, the competent authority, on the basis of scientific justification, may allow re-use of an animal where the previous procedure performed on the animal is classified as'up to moderate' andthe further procedure is classified as'up to moderate' or as'non-recovery'.
This not only affected the achievements of the projects but also the Community's financial interests,notably due to the late recovery or non-recovery of funds and the waiving or absence of some contract clauses.
Member States shall ensure that all procedures are classified as'up to mild','moderate','severe' or'non-recovery' on the basis of the duration and intensity of potential pain, suffering, distress and lasting harm, the frequency of intervention, the deprivation of ethological needs and the use of anaesthesia or analgesia or both.
The AAR acknowledges that a main cause of error is that ineligibleamounts are not recovered, or that there is no explanation for non-recovery, following audit or expenditure verification reports(23).
Based on this,we found that the main reasons for delays in recovering funds and for non-recovery after OLAF investigation are: o ongoing criminal investigations or proceedings; o insufficient evidence having been provided in OLAF reports; and o companies having already been liquidated by the time OLAF closes the case.
Without prejudice to paragraph 2 andby way of derogation from Article 38(2)(f), Member States may exempt projects involving only procedures classified as‘mild' or‘non-recovery' from the requirement for a retrospective assessment.
Where the non-recovery is attributable to the Member State, the Commission will request it to make the amount available.(iii) The Court found that two of the Member States visited(the Netherlands and Romania), when carrying out post clearance audits at an importer, did not examine those imports cleared by the same importer in another Member State.
The so-called‘50- 50 rule',by which the commission establishes a mechanism for sharing the loss resulting from non-recovery of debts within reasonable deadlines, is foreseen by articles 32 and 33 of regulation(ec) No 1290/2005 oJ l 209, 11.8.2005, p.
By way of derogation from paragraph 1, the competent authority, on the basis of scientific justification, may allow re-use of an animal as long as the animal is not used more than once after having undergone a procedure entailing severe pain, distress or equivalent suffering andthe further procedure is classified as'up to mild' or as'non-recovery'.
Failed to identify the error made by the Commission in its assessment of the scope of the judgment in Deggendorf in so far as it applies to the present case in that, as a matter of fact, instead of regarding it as a further criteria in the assessment ofwhether aid is compatible, it made the non-recovery of earlier aid an additional and decisive condition for determining whether aid is compatible that is not provided for in the Treaty;
By way of derogation from paragraph 1, the competent authority, on the basis of scientific justification or reasons of animal welfare, may allow re-use of an animal as long as the animal is not used more than once after having undergone a procedure entailing severe pain, distress or equivalent suffering and the further orrepeated procedure is classified as'up to mild' or as'non-recovery'.
In the case of irregularities or negligence, the supporting documents referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be kept at the Commission's disposal for at least three years following the year in which the sumsare entirely recovered from the beneficiary and credited to the Funds or in which the financial consequences of non-recovery are determined under Article 54(2) of Regulation(EU) No 1306/2013.
In the case of irregularities or negligence, the supporting documents referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be kept at the disposal of the Commission for at least three years following the year in which the sums areentirely recovered from the beneficiary and credited to the EAGF or the EAFRD or in which the financial consequences of non-recovery are determined under Article 32(5) or Article 33(8) of Regulation(EC) No 1290/2005.
The Court assessed for the years 2006 to 2009: Ū the extent to which debts are recovered; Ū how quickly Member States initiate recovery procedures after an irregularity is detected; Ū how far non-recoveries can be considered as‘negligence' by the national authorities, thereby making them liable for the whole amount due; and Ū the methods available to Member States to enforce recovery, and how they are used in practice.