Examples of using Receiving aid in English and their translations into Danish
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Non-EU countries receiving aid from the EU budget fall into 3 main groups.
In this case, the farmer shall be excluded once again from receiving aid equal to that amount.
This brings the total number of projects receiving aid under the ECSC Treaty to 101, and the total corresponding expenditure to 36 million units of account.
One reason is the lack of appropriate development strategies on the part of the countries receiving aid.
The funds came from appropriations recovered when certain projects receiving aid in previous years were being carried out.
The whole thrust of any new arrangement after 2000 will have a much more political dimension, andwe must insist on political pluralism in countries receiving aid programmes.
I think this is a very important issue,as the timeframe for receiving aid could be the difference between life and death for some.
For this reason there must be exceptions, which are, of course, limited, so that those areas can be Objective 1 andcan take priority in receiving aid.
If the difference is more than 50%, the farmer shall be excluded once again from receiving aid up to an amount equal to that to be refused under the first subparagraph.
This explains, amongst other things, why large companies located in non-assisted regions are excluded from the possibility of receiving aid for job creation.
Finally, when receiving aid, a country should be open to the principles of the social market economy; not to force an ideology on a country, but to help a it chose a positive path in a globalizing world.
We do not think that a direct connection can be made between meeting the convergence criteria and the possibility of receiving aid from the Cohesion Fund.
Where an undertaking receiving aid granted pursuant to this Regulation is engaged not only in mining but also in another economic activity, the funds granted shall be the subject of separate accounts so that financial flows under this Regulation can be clearly identified.
To appreciate fully the importance of development, we must keep in mind that the Community is not exclusively an aid donor butalso a trading partner of the countries receiving aid.
It only wants the sector to be able to support itself, as far as possible,through its own resources, receiving aid of course for research and development and for the environment.
Mr President, capacity-building in developing countries is one of the new concepts underpinning the current cooperation policy,based on the appropriation of development processes by societies receiving aid.
It also requested to be brought up to speed about the declarations of intent between the Commission and the Member States receiving aid in which the conditions for the aid are laid out in detail.
All this should take place within the context of an endogenic dynamic and external aid, as we have requested of the Commission, should therefore be devoted to strengthening basic organisations, urban and rural citizens' associations, local NGOs andtraditional social institutions, more than to direct aid to the budgets of the countries receiving aid.
If more than 50% of the area determined is concerned by the non-compliance,the farmer shall be totally excluded from receiving aid under the single area payment scheme in respect of the current calendar year.
Recognised producer organisations engaged in the production andmarketing of nuts and/or locust beans and receiving aid pursuant to title IIa of Regulation(EEC) No 1035/72, whose quality and marketing improvement plans were approved in 1990 or 1991, or which contain areas approved in 1990 or 1991, may request the continuation of that aid for these areas for a further period of up to one year subject to the rules laid down in Articles 2 and 3 of this Regulation.
If the percentage established in accordance with paragraph 3 is more than 50%, the farmer shall, moreover,be excluded once again from receiving aid up to an amount equal to that to be refused under the first subparagraph.
Now, however, it would appear that officials in the Commission' s Directorate-General for competition have a firm intention to interpret the programme in question as aid to shipyards, although the programme does not affect the competitive position of shipyards,as a ship receiving aid can be ordered from any country whatsoever.
In Article 32(2) the second subparagraph is replaced by the following:"If the difference is more than 50% the farmer shall be excluded once again from receiving aid up to an amount equal to the amount which corresponds to the difference between the area declared and the area determined in accordance with Article 312.
Defining the environmental obligations to be fulfilled must remain in the hands of Community authorities.The same applies to setting the overall ceilings for receiving aid where permanent employment can and must be taken into account.
Moreover, where that difference is more than 20% of the area determined,the farmer shall be excluded once again from receiving aid up to an amount equal to that to be refused under the first subparagraph.
In the event of a false declaration made deliberately or as a result of serious negligence on a matter within the scope of this Regulation,the producer organisation concerned shall be barred from receiving aid for the remaining duration of the recognition plan currently being implemented.
The immediate consequence will be that more than 20 of the current Objective 1 regions will exceed the ceiling for receiving aid- 75% of the Community average- without having increased their income in real terms.
Thus not only are enterprises in other Member States put at a competitive disadvantage by the aid because the aided enterprises are favoured in a way outside the normal fiscal or social security systems that contribute to the equilibrium between Member States, butalso enterprises not receiving aid in the same Member State are disadvantaged and pay higher taxes directly or indirectly.
In Article 33 the second subparagraph is replaced by the following:"Moreover, where that difference is more than 20% of the area determined,the farmer shall be excluded once again from receiving aid up to an amount equal to the amount which corresponds to the difference between the area declared and the area determined in accordance with Article 312.
Where the difference established in accordance with paragraph 3 is more than 20%,the farmer shall be excluded once again from receiving aid up to an amount equal to that to be refused under the first subparagraph.