Exemplos de uso de Expost em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Completethe guidelinesfor expost audits.
Expost controls of centrally managed projects.
Partially effective expost controls at DG EAC of the.
The expost audit activity is assessed as effective.
Close monitoring of the implementation of the expost controls annual plans.
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The expost controls are assessed as generally effective.
Graph 5.1- Implementation of the Commission's common expost audit strategy.
EuropeAid's expost controls identified an increased frequency of encoding errors 16.
This assessment corresponds to the one published in the report on the EDFs.( 2) Expost controls.
The Commission considers that the expost controls for decentralised management are fully effective.
EuropeAid's central services monitor compliance issues via transactional expost controls.
The expost declarations for 2008 were due on 30 April 2009 but only six declarations were received on time;
During 2009 DG ELARG developed the strategy for the expost control of centrally managed projects.
The purpose of expost audits is to detect and correct errors which have not been prevented or detected by earlier controls.
Authorisation process Checks before release Use of risk analysis Si m plication practices Expost controls/audits.
And, within the framework of the ElB's general expost evaluations, environmental protection projects are being given priority.
Expost controls, notably those of Directorates General Enterprise and Industry and Economic and Financial Affairs.
Consequently, the mere fact that expost adjustments are liable to deter operators.
Finally, in the Renault restructuring aid case,1 which dates from before the establishment of the framework, the expost monitoring was ended.
In addition, potential irregularities can still be corrected expost through the launching of expost audits and appropriate recoveries.
The German NAP allows expost adjustments to be applied in respect of all operators in the case of a substantial reduction in production or‘de facto closure.
Accordingly, in such a case,withdrawal of the allowances does not constitute an expost adjustment comparable to the expost adjustments provided for by the German NAP.
The Commission thus concludes that expost adjustments are environmentally neutral, because the total quantity of allowances remains unchanged.
Theabsenceofchecks beforeandafterreleaseand, in particu-lar, the absence of good quality and sufficientlyfrequent expost audits encourage trader negligence.
Accordingly, the Commission's argument that expost adjustments are environmentally neutral or even harmful is not well founded.
It is to be determined first of all, by means of a literal interpretation,whether the wording of criterion 10 of Annex III to Directive 2003/87 precludes the measures for expost adjustment provided for by the German NAP.
Most of the work on additionality in 1995 concerned expost evaluation of the period 1989-93 and ongoing monitoring of the second period.
In previous years, the bulk of the expost control resources was dedicated to an extremely important control and, consequently, the finalisation of other controls was delayed.
Annuls Article 2(a) to(c) of that decision insofar as it directs the Federal Republic of Germany, first,to omit the measures for expost adjustment which are referred to therein and, second, to notify the Commission of their omission;
Consequently, the Commission has demonstrated that certain of the expost adjustments at issue, inasmuch as they deter operators from reducing their installations' production volume, are liable to compromise achievement of the objective of efficient functioning of the trading market in accordance with Article 1 and recital 5 of Directive 2003/87.