Examples of using Draft budget in English and their translations into Czech
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Your draft budget's been leaked, Geoffrey, they are baying for our blood!
Parliament's position on the new 2011 Draft Budget as modified by the Council debate.
With regard to heading 3, the Council made only a few small adjustments to the Commission's preliminary draft budget.
Parliament's position on the 2011 draft budget as modified by the Council- all sections.
In writing.-(SV) We have chosen to vote in favour of the report on the mandate for the trialogue on the 2012 Draft Budget.
However, the draft budget as it stands does not comply with this political agreement, which was concluded under the previous Parliament.
It is perhaps worth pointing this out, butin other respects I can say that I am satisfied with this draft budget and I am happy that it went through.
What is more, in the draft budget for next year we are going to increase precisely those sectors in which the audit found the greatest discrepancies.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President,I am here to listen to your views on the draft budget presented by the Commission and on the mandate for the trilogue.
For this reason, the draft budget had Galileo and its associated EIT appropriations outside the scope of the budget, in the form of a'satellite change' proposal.
President-in-Office of the Council.-(FR) Mr President, honourable Members,Parliament has therefore approved the Council's position on the 2011 draft budget without amendments.
DE Mr President, in the draft budget for 2012, for the first time the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy are being carefully interlinked with the budget process.
The Group of theAlliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe is content with Parliament's draft budget remaining within 20% of EU administrative expenditure.
EL Mr President, the draft budget 2009 is proof that the conservative political priorities set by the European Union do not respond to the needs of the peoples of Europe.
In writing.-(HU) I welcome the intention of the European Commission to provide more resources for strengthening freedom, security and law in the draft budget for next year.
For all these reasons, we cannot agree with this draft budget, which is over EUR 11 billion smaller than was planned in the multiannual financial framework for 2010.
The first item is the report by Mrs Balzani, on behalf of the Committee on Budgets, on the mandate for the trialogue on the 2012 Draft Budget 2011/2019 BUD.
I am pleased with Parliament's 2011 draft budget, which is being discussed today, as it dwells precisely on the stated priorities, and I congratulate the rapporteur on this.
Our conclusions should be presented in the framework of a report on the functioning of the interinstitutional agreement which will be issued on the same date as the draft budget, 27 April, and sent to Parliament.
If we evaluate the draft budget before us against these criteria, the amount, which corresponds to payments of 0.96% of Community GDP, is basically adequate, but only if the Council does not chop it down at second reading.
On the other hand, we have to take into account the most recent data coming from the 27 Member States, and we will have our services carefully scrutinise andevaluate those elements in order to shape the draft budget on 20 April.
The draft budget for 2009 on the one hand allows for the consolidation of programmes approved for the financial period of 2007 to 2013 and, on the other hand, puts new emphasis on the need to resolve urgent issues and challenges.
In the same way, the Council obviously regrets the increases in the level of payment appropriations that Parliament intends to vote for,all the more so since this level of appropriations exceeds the Commission's draft budget.
Parliament's position on the 2011 draft budget as modified by the Council- all sections- Draft amending budget No 3/2010: Section III- Commission- BAM(Banana Accompanying Measures) debate.
The Socialists' departure from government and the introduction of a motion of censure in parliament left Romania for two months with a temporary government with curtailed powers,which was unable to finalise and adopt a draft budget in parliament.
Therefore, payments have been increased to EUR 127 billion in line with the draft budget tabled by the Committee on Budgets, compared with EUR 120 billion proposed by the Council and EUR 122 billion proposed by the Commission.
FI Mr President, I approve of Mr Lewandowski's report in principle, but we are abstaining because Parliament's budget will not be voted on inits final form until the autumn and Parliament's first draft budget is unsatisfactory.
In writing.-(IT) The draft budget amended by the European Council does not fully reflect the needs and requirements outlined by Parliament, but the European Union cannot be left without an approved budget during the first few months of 2011.
In item 12 of the general remarks,the report points out that the increase in appropriations in the draft budget for those programmes, despite the very high current implementation rate(reaching between 95-100% every year over the period 2007-2009), is insufficient.
The draft budget for 2011 will be the first since the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, and in preparing it there needs to be greater cooperation and coordination between all those involved during negotiations so that an agreement on total expenditure during the process can be reached.