Examples of using Reference quantity in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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A date should be laid down for taking the milk reference quantity into consideration.
The vector of this reference quantity is generally drawn horizontally from left to right.
In Slovakia, no producer had been allocated a reference quantity under 1 000 kg.
(36) National reference quantity for direct sales: 2 780 863 kg; total quantity  declared: 2 780 862 kg.
The Czech Republic, Cyprus and Poland had to pay a levy totalling 67,7 million euro as they exceeded their national reference quantity for deliveries(35).
The national‘direct sales' reference quantity allocated to Poland of 464 017 tonnes, proved much lower than producer demand(715 921 tonnes).
The Slovakian authorities took steps to ensure that individual‘delivery' quotas did not exceed the amended national reference quantity at the end of the 2004-2005 marketing year.
The maximum individual reference quantity of milk available to qualify for the suckler cow premium and the maximum number of suckler cows;
Producers who had entered into nonmarketing or conversion undertakings and who, pursuant to Regulation No 764/89, received a‘special' reference quantity are known as‘SLOM I producers'.
Subject to Article 11, in the case of use of either of the following products, the reference quantity for each of the basic products in question shall be equal to the quantity  established by the competent authorities in accordance with Article 49.
The Member States are therefore allowed to recover some or all of the quantities  that are not used when a producer does not market at least 70% of its individual reference quantity over a 12-month period(25).
Overallocation of quotas entailed the risk that the available national reference quantity would be more quickly exhausted by inciting producers to produce more milk.
The reference quantity exempt from the additional levy was equal to the quantity  of milk or milk equivalent, either delivered by a producer or purchased by a dairy, as decided by the Member State, during the reference  year, which in the case of the Kingdom of the Netherlands was 1983.
The producers' individual quota orquotas at 1 April 2008 shall be equal to their individual reference quantity or quantities  at 31 March 2008 without prejudice to transfers, sales and conversions of quota that take effect on 1 April 2008.
Joined Cases T-8/95 and T-9/95: Wilhelm Pelle and Ernst-Reinhard Konrad v Council of the European Union and Commission of the European Communities(Non-contractual liability- Milk- Additional levy- Reference quantity- Regulation(EEC) No 2187/93- Compen-sation of producers- Suspension of limitation).
An undertaking by the farmer not to increase his individual reference quantity above the quantitative limit laid down in Article 125(2)(b) of Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003 during the 12-month period starting on the date on which the application is submitted.
Where the goods in question have been manufactured partly from products for which the payment of export refund is covered by theRegulations referred to in Article 1(1) and partly from other products, the reference quantity in respect of those former products shall be determined in accordance with Articles 6 to 10.
An undertaking by the producer not to increase his indi- vidual reference quantity above the quantitative limit laid down in Article 6(2)(b) of Regulation(EC) No 1254/1999 during the 12-month period starting on the date on which the application is submitted.
In addition, the other provisions of Article 3a of Regulation No 1546/88, as amended by Regulation No 1033/89,confirm that the reference quantity allocated could be produced to a large extent by using production assets which were not part of the initial SLOM holding.
Once imports of a product subject to reference quantity  exceeded that reference quantity, a decision may be taken by the Community in accordance with the appropriate Community procedure to make it subject to a ceiling equal to the reference quantity, having regard to the Community annual balance of trade in the product.
Secondly, Article 3a(1)(b)of Regulation No 857/84, as amended by Regulation No 764/89, lays down, as a condition for the grant of a provisional special reference quantity, that the producer must establish in support of his request that he is able to produce on his holding up to the reference quantity requested.
Should the volume of imports of one of the products exceed the reference quantity for any given reference  year, the Community may, having regard to an annual review of trade flows which it shall carry out, make the product in question subject to a Community tariff quota for the following reference  year, the volume of which shall be equal to the reference quantity.
Case T-94/98: Alfonsius Alferink and Others v Commission of the European Communities(Actions for damages- Noncontractual liability- Milk- Additional levy- Reference quantity- Producers who entered into nonmarketing undertakings- Requirement that production be on the initial SLOM holding- Article 3a of Regulation(EEC) No 1546/88, as amended by Regulation(EEC) No 1033/89- Allegedly ambiguous wording of the applicable provision- Principle of legal certainty).
Where Member States decide to change the maximum individual reference quantity of 120 000 kilograms referred to in Article 125(2)(b) of Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003 or to derogate from it, they shall inform the Commission before 1 January of the calendar year concerned.
(Actions for damages- Noncontractual liability- Milk- Additional levy- Reference quantity- Producers who entered into nonmarketing undertakings- Requirement that production be on the initial SLOM holding- Article 3a of Regulation(EEC) No 1546/88, as amended by Regulation(EEC) No 1033/89- Allegedly ambiguous wording of the applicable provision- Principle of legal certainty).
Reference quantities for average adult(8000kJ/ 2000kCal).
The massive conversion of unused‘direct sales' reference quantities 48.
Reference quantities for an average adult(8,400 kJ/ 2000 kcal).
ESTABLISHING NATIONAL REFERENCE QUANTITIES(NATIONAL QUOTAS) 19.
They therefore refused to grant definitive reference quantities to those applicants who had obtained provisional reference quantities and withdrew the definitive reference quantities from those who had obtained them.