Eksempler på brug af To the preliminary draft budget på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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That is why'back to the preliminary draft budget' is the standard response.
Frankly, in this situation I would prefer to go back to the preliminary draft budget.
Pages relating to the preliminary draft budget for 1984 should also be added to this total see Table 5.
Point 1.5.3 Letter of amendment No 2 to the preliminary draft budget for 1992: Bull.
As for payment appropriations, the Council has made an adjustment limited to EUR 1.7 billion compared to the preliminary draft budget.
Table 6- Summary of changes proposed to the preliminary draft budget for 1989 million ECU.
In the initial phase of the procedure, we received a proposal for a reduction of approximately EUR 500 million from category 4 in relation to the preliminary draft budget.
Letter of amendment No 1 to the preliminary draft budget for 2003 adopted by the Commission on 17 July.
O administrative expenditure: reduction of ECU 125 million in relation to the preliminary draft budget.
Letter of amendment No 1 to the preliminary draft budget for 2004 adopted by the Commission on 1 October.
From the point of view of the Committee on Budgets, we should return to the preliminary draft budget.
Letter of amendment No 3 to the preliminary draft budget for 2004 adopted by the Commission on 11 November.
Letter of amendment No 3 to the preliminary draft budget of the European Communities for the 1985 financial year.
At this moment in time, we need to decide what changes might conceivably be made to the preliminary draft budget both in terms of income and expenditure.
Mr Virrankoski, with regard to the preliminary draft budget, you say that it is already extremely tight and that what we are actually doing is tightening it even more.
We are gradually gaining an understanding of the positions being adopted by the Commission,particularly with regard to the preliminary draft budget, and the Council will soon state its position.
We did not allocate EUR 1.5 million to the preliminary draft Budget for 2005 in order to reduce the projects, but because, at the time the preliminary draft Budget was being drawn up, we were still too uncertain of the eventual outcome.
By letter dated 5 October 1983 the Commission sent to the Council a letter of amendment to the preliminary draft budget of the European Communities for 1984.
In heading 1: Agriculture, the Council reinstated the EUR 150 million reduction from the first reading and accepted instead the Commission's Amending Letter 2,which reduces expenditure on subheading 1a by EUR 361 million compared to the preliminary draft budget.
We have therefore set aside additional resources, compared to the preliminary draft budget, of EUR 100 million for Palestine and EUR 60 million for Kosovo.
As regards expenditure on the common agricultural policy, the Council accepted the agricultural section of letter of amendment No 3 to the preliminary draft budget.
On 29 October 1984 the Commission addressed to the Council letter of amend ment No 2 to the preliminary draft budget of the European Communities for the financial year 1985.
All that entails considerable burdens as regards payment and, in this respect, the Council follows neither the Commission, nor us, andproposes a perfectly unacceptable reduction in relation to the preliminary draft budget.
In addition, the Commission stated to the Council that if the budgetary require ments for the 1985 financial year were to be amended because of later develop ments the Commission would forward to the budgetary authority a further letter of amendment to the preliminary draft budget for appropriate action.
On 11 November 1996, the Commission forwarded to the Council letter of amendment No 2 to the preliminary draft budget for the financial year 1997, for the purpose of implementing the Council's conclusions of 30 October.
With a letter dated 1 April 1985 the Commission then resumed the budgetary procedure by forwarding to the Council letter of amendment No 3 to the preliminary draft budget for the 1985 financial year.
When, at the end of October 2001, the Commission adopted a letter of amendment to the preliminary draft budget concerning agricultural expenditure,the rate was only €1 $0.89 average for July, August and September 2001.
These, broadly speaking, are also the reasons why, in our committee at least,we propose to return essentially to the preliminary draft budget initially submitted by the Commission as far as category II of the budget is concerned.