Examples of using Statistical effect in English and their translations into Danish
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That is the so-called statistical effect.
Statistical effect is of crucial importance to regions across Europe.
Measures must be adopted to cancel out the so-called statistical effect;
The statistical effect should not therefore be taken into account so as to retain Objective 1 as it stood.
I know of one country at 83% of average income.This is set to change to 92% because of the statistical effect.
The inclusion of the new Länder had the statistical effect of reducing average GDP per head by 3% in the Community in 1991.
Existing transitional arrangements- phasing out- do not do justice to the specific problems of these areas caught by the statistical effect.
The time has come to make sure that objectives are met and that the statistical effect does not make the innocent carry the can for the guilty.
I mention the areas that are worst affectedby the enlargement and that, in theory, became wealthy overnight due to the well-documented statistical effect.
For the regions affected by the“statistical effect”, these would be subject to a limit on state aid similar to that foreseen under Article 87.3(a) at the beginning of the period.
The new Member States also have a full understanding of such problems as the statistical effect and conditions on islands.
Therein also lies the reason why, for example,the so-called statistical effect regions, such as the Algarve region of Portugal have not been completely compensated, something that we consider unacceptable.
Secondly, account is to be taken of the particular situation of the regions hit by the so-called statistical effect deriving purely from enlargement.
In 2006, this largely reflects the expected statistical effect of a planned health care reform in one euro area country, the Netherlands, which is estimated to imply a one-off reduction of 0.2 percentage point in the euro area inflation rate for 2006.
I believe that the European Parliament's contributions will be acceptable, in particular the compromises on such sensitive issues as the N+2 rule,VAT or the statistical effect.
Anyone who maintains the opposite is not speaking the truth andis sending out the message that the statistical effect cannot affect Member States reducing the Cohesion Fund either.
By way of contrast, a great deal of attention has been paid to the needs of other players, such as the former cohesion countries, and to remote regions andregions affected by the statistical effect.
We are all aware that at the end of the current support period those regions affected by the statistical effect will not of course have exceeded the 75% threshold in the present EU.
It would appear that a discrepancy has now emerged in the funds earmarked for the Algarve region in the context of exceptional measures adopted for statistical effect regions.
We welcome proposals for the convergence fund,in particular the inclusion of so-called'statistical effect' regions, and we hope that regions being phased out will not be left high and dry, but will find a soft financial landing.
Substantial transitional and degressive support should also be provided by the Cohesion Fund to those countries which exceed 90% of the Community average as a result of the statistical effect.
This is all the more necessary in view of the planned generosity towards regions in the old EU Member States which as a result of the‘statistical effect' will rise above the threshold of 75% of the EU's average GDP as of 2007.
Similarly, within this framework, amendments have been tabled which are supported by the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) andEuropean Democrats for better treatment of the regions which are subject to the statistical effect.
We are also calling for more favourable treatment both of these regions andof the regions subject to the statistical effect as regards state aid and investment incentives.
In response to the agreement reached at the December 2005 European Council,Parliament has put forward a proposal calling for a further EUR 12 billion to compensate in full those areas such as the Algarve affected by the statistical effect.
Finally, I should like to emphasise how important it is for this House to stand up for fair criteria.A case in point is the need to ensure that the statistical effect does not have a negative impact on any institution in receipt of European funding.
At the same time, to counter the‘statistical effect' associated with the enlargement, temporary support is proposed for the regions in which GDP per inhabitant would have been less than 75% of the Community average calculated for the European Union of the Fifteen.
The Commission proposes that temporary support should apply under this heading to those regions where per capita GDPwould have been below 75% of the Community average as calculated for the Union of Fifteen the socalled statistical effect of enlargement.
The emphasis on the regions most likely to benefit from support,albeit not to the detriment of those affected by the statistical effect, is the logical consequence of Article 160 of the European Communities Treaty.
The inclusion of‘statistical effect', the recognition of natural effect  regions, the rejection of the 150 km limit for defining maritime regions, the emphasis on equality issues and the strengthening of environmental concerns should all be welcomed.