Примери за използване на Public costs на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Public costs, private profits.
From this point of view, public costs related.
The public costs for such an effort might not be higher than those for 100 kilometres of highway in a new member state.”.
The rootless, exclusively profit-oriented multinationals want to grab the lion's share of the profits while contributing as little as possible to public costs.
Actual writes that the public costs for the restructuring of the enterprise only in the next five years will be 1.5 billion kunas.
In 2009 and 2010, as part of its'anti-crisis' measures,the Commission may at the request of the Member States reimburse 100% of the public costs declared by the Member States for projects financed by the ESF.
Cloud computing could help to drive public costs down and push public benefits up and give a broader base for economic activity involving the whole population.
The Confederation may levy a capacity ormileage-related charge on heavy vehicle traffic where such traffic creates public costs that are not covered by other charges or taxes.
The sides, leaded by the necessity for improving the effectiveness of the public costs, will work for implementation of system approach for coordination of the important ICT projects and essential increasing of share of public services provided by the private sector.
The methodology of the analysis is based on the principle of economic efficiency and the suggested indicators, measures andeffects of each of them are examined from the point of view of public benefits and public costs.
Mozambique(issued in April 2014)2.08 The evaluators did not divide the benefits between the EU and Mozambique and not all the public costs incurred by the EU were included in the calculation(sectoral support was excluded).
Seychelles(issued in January 2013) 4.5 The shipowners' payments were included, unlike in the other evaluations, where only public money was considered;the costs were correctly distributed among parties and all public costs were considered.
Brussels has urged consensus among all political forces on the mid-term budget programme,which envisions cutting public costs by 14 billion euros and increasing tax revenues by 9 billion euros by 2015.
A European graduate can expect a net gain of USD 176 000(OECD average: USD 162 000) over his working life and public long-term benefits from higher education through increased tax payments andother savings are almost three times the size of the public costs.
The requirements for the participants in this sector are relatively limited andinclude covering public costs for collecting cigarette waste,costs for increasing awareness as well as costs for cleaning public spaces and reporting on collected quantities.
Establishing the level of public aid for fishing vessel decommissioning schemes is one of the key factors affecting the outcome and cost of the scheme: if rates are set too low, there may be insufficient participants in the scheme;if rates are too high, the public costs may be inflated and the available budget will be absorbed by fewer fishing vessels.
In the case of taxes such as the Irish registration tax, which are payable once only,the aim of compensating for the public costs of the motor vehicles' use can only be attained globally, which means that the total amount of the taxes levied on all motor vehicles registered in the country must cover the total amount of the costs arising from the use thereof.
As Hans Uszkoreit, the META-NET coordinator, explained,“With the right vision, actors and agenda, we can secure the future of Europe's languages andthe competitiveness of a European industry sector in a key area of technological growth. The public costs for such an effort might not be higher than those for 100 kilometres of highway in a new member state.”.
In response to the Court's question,the agent for Ireland noted at the hearing that the aim of the registration tax is to compensate for the public costs of the use of motor vehicles, in particular the environmental costs and social costs, and the costs of maintaining road infrastructure and the system of traffic control and vehicle licensing.
All this private ownership of course had a public cost.
For example, it is not straightforward to estimate the counterfactual public cost of an additional EV sale in France, Italy or Sweden.
There concern is the public cost.
You know; public cost, private profit.
However, there is a matter of public cost.
There is no public cost as a result of the creation and maintenance of this site.
We suggest that the Commission should seriously factor in the public cost of a child when evaluating employment programmes in each country.
In the same winter the Athenians gave a funeral at the public cost to those who had first fallen in this war.
The amount of the advance cannot exceed 20% of the public cost of the running costs and the advance is subject to the provision of a bank guarantee or an equivalent guarantee equal to 110% of the amount of the advance.
The efforts of Russian diplomatic representatives, including the particularly active ambassador of the Russian Federation to Belgrade, are directed in two ways: first, to diminish the role and importance of US efforts, by contrasting them with the European and rekindle the memory of the US bombing of Belgrade,thus raising the public cost of an agreement and second, to modulate public perceptions in Serbia of the fairness and equivalence of the“costs and benefits” of a potential agreement.