Examples of using Draft estimates in English and their translations into Danish
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We have cut ECU 4.1 million from the draft estimates.
I wish to support the draft estimates that the Bureau has submitted.
Draft estimates of the European Parliament for 2008 vote.
The Committee on Budgets shall draw up the draft estimates of revenue and expenditure(paragraph 2), b.3.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to present the guidelines for other sections andthe European Parliament's preliminary draft estimates for 2005.
The Bureau shall draw up the preliminary draft estimates of revenue and expenditure(paragraph 1), b.2.
I would certainly support the recommendation at the end of that report that there should be an annual process within the budgetary system whereby,when the Secretary-General submits his draft estimates, we should have a report on that.
The Bureau shall draw up the preliminary draft estimates on the basis of a report preparedby the Secretary-General.
The guidelines are the first step in the budget procedure, giving general guidance to the Secretary-General and the Bureau of the European Parliamentfor the subsequent step, the preliminary draft estimates, which are currently already before the Bureau.
The President shall forward the preliminary draft estimates to the committeeresponsible,which shall draw up the draft estimates and report to Parliament.
The next item is the debate on the report(A5-0062/2004) by Mr Kuckelkorn, on behalf of the Committee on Budgets, on the 2005 budget: guidelines for Sections II, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII(A) and VIII(B) andon the European Parliament's preliminary draft estimates Section I.
The President shall forward the preliminary draft estimates to the committee responsible,which shall draw up the draft estimates and repoft to Parliament.
On behalf of the IND/DEM Group.- Mr President, on 21 April the Bureau adopted preliminary draft estimates totalling over EUR 1.5 billion for the cost of the European Parliament.
The aim here is to adopt the draft estimates, which follow the negotiations that took place between the Committee on Budgets and the Bureau of the European Parliament, which is the body responsible for the matter.
Mr Lalor.- Mr President,we are asked to take a position today on Parliament's draft estimates for 1983, and we are confronted here by a task which is, let us face it, difficult.
The European Parliament's preliminary draft estimates for the year 2000 provide us with an opportunity to do this, and as rapporteur I would like to make a brief introduction to the debate- assuming there will be one, that is.
Mr Louwes(L), rapporteur-(NL) Mr President,since the adoption on 12 June this year of the draft estimates of Parliament's revenue and expenditure for 1986 a number of changes with financial implications have arisen.
The Management Board shall, by 31 March, at the latest, adopt the draft estimates, including the provisional establishment plan accompanied by the preliminary work programme, and forward them to the Commission and to the States with which the Community has concluded the agreements referred to in Article 55.
The overall level of the European Parliament's Draft Estimates 2012 should increase 2.3% over the 2011 budget and this does not exceed the current inflation rate of 2.8.
By 31 March each year at the latest, the Management Board shall adopt the draft estimates including the provisional list of posts accompanied by the preliminary work programme and forward them to the Commission, and the States with which the Community has concluded the agreements referred to in Article 49.
PE DOC A 3-194/92 Annex Report of the Committee on Budgets on the preliminary draft estimates of the European Parliament for the financial year 1993 Rapporteur: Mr Jean-Claude PASTY Annex: Preliminary draft estimates of the European Parliament for the financial year 1993 04.06.1992-50 pp.
Draft estimate- Adoption of the budget.
The examination of the draft estimate and the exchange of information and views shall form the subject of reports setting out the main conclusions of the Committee and the basic positions adopted by the representatives of the Governments of the Member States.
The report envisages, as we previously complained at the time of the discussion of Parliament's draft estimate, giving the Ombudsman- yet another supplementary institution created by the Maastricht Treaty- three additional jobs, although negotiations on this matter with the Council and the Commission have barely begun.
The administrative board shall draw up a draft estimate of revenue and expenditure of the Agency for each calendar year and send it to the Commission.