Eksempler på brug af A reference period på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The directive defines a reference period, fixed at 30 days.
A reference period of a month shall apply to variables 110, 115 and 116.
Generally major expenses are recorded with a reference period of one year.
A reference period of at least a quarter shall apply to all other variables in this Annex.
The quantities produced during a reference period to be determined;
It shall be equal to 25% of the average level of levies applicable during a reference period.
In Article 3(1), a reference period and the percentage by which the production aid provided for in Regulation No 136/66/EEC is to be reduced must be laid down for Greece.
For the application of Article 5(weekly rest period), a reference period not exceeding 14 days;
This average should be weighted in accordance with the coefficients expressing the relative size of the cattle population of each Member State for each category marketed in a reference period.
For the application of Article 6(maximum weekly working time), a reference period not exceeding four months.
Since the Court of Justice considered that the 1994 quotas could be fixed at the level of imports achieved in 1991,the Commission cannot be criticised for not taking 1993 into account as a reference period.
For the application of Article 6(maximum weekly working time), a reference period not exceeding four months.
The laying down of quotas based on a reference period is a customary proce dure in Community law and it is appropriate when it is necessary to check production in a particular sector.
With regard to compliance with the obligations arising under the Agreement on Agriculture, the ending of a reference period shall not affect the validity of export licences.
As the Commission states,the choice of such a reference period implied that'the volume-related discounts that[the applicant] granted in spring 1994 and October 1994… must have been closely related to the customer's total requirements for retail sugar' point 152.
During the years 1992 to 1994, the Commission carried out a cost-benefit analysis for Mosel II andChemnitz II which was based on a reference period of five years;
I note the compromise concerning sea-fishermen- a maximum of 48 hours of weekly work in a reference period of 12 months and the possibility of derogation after consultation and by agreement.
Non-daily expenditures on goods and services are recorded on the basis of a detailed prespecified lists of categories using a reference period of one month.
The above difficulties do not arise if a fixed reference period is used, i.e. a reference period defined by the same, fixed calendar dates for all respondents.
The directive also indicates the maximum weekly working time of 48 hours,although it allows it to be calculated as an average over a reference period of four months.
Thus incomes which are likely to vary widely during the year will have a reference period of a year whereas the income judged to be stable can have a shorter reference period between 1 and 6 months.
The maximum guaranteed quantities for colza, rape and sunflower seed shall be determined on the basis of production during a reference period and the forward estimate of demand.
That baseline serves as a reference period for assessing how greenhouse gas emissions from forestry practices(mostly logging) and land use activities(creating or destroying wetlands, grasslands, etc.) have changed over time due to human activity.
The maximum guaranteed quantities for rape and sunflower seed shall be determined in the light of the quantities produced during a reference period and the anticipated level of demand.3.
Whereas the introduction of a reference period referred to in Article 107(2) of Regulation(EEC) No 574/72 does not mean that all benefits need to be recalculated once every quarter, which would be difficult to implement, in particular in the case of pensions, and would lead to delays in payment;
With regard to compliance with the obligations arising under the agreements concluded as partof the Uruguay Round, the ending of a reference period shall not affect the validity of export licences.
That baseline serves as a reference period for assessing how greenhouse gas emissions from forestry practices(mostly logging) and land use activities(creating or destroying wetlands, grasslands, etc.) have changed over time due to human activity. If developed countries get their way, the rules would allow carbon storage from forest growth to count toward their reductions, but ignore future emissions from fires and logging.
With regard to compliance with the obligations arising under the agreements concluded in theUruguay Round trade negotiations, the ending of a reference period shall not affect the validity of export licences.
In addition, the expression of the limit values as a time-weighted average in a period of four hours instead of eight hours has to be rejected because it would create confusion when compared to the same values in international standards which use a reference period of eight hours.
During the consultations, some issuers perceived an interim management report as a requirement only replicating for a reference period of six months what they should already produce on an annual basis at national level.