Examples of using Decoupling of aid in English and their translations into Dutch
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This is known as the‘decoupling of aid.
The decoupling of aid: here too, we have found a position that, in my view, is balanced.
The Commission is calling for increased decoupling of aid from production.
Ensuring the total decoupling of aid must be an ongoing aim for development in coming years.
The least-favoured areas must be given special intention in view of the impact the total decoupling of aid will have on them.
Firstly, the decoupling of aid for processed products,
Moreover, with regards to the current CAP reform, the EESC repeatedly warned the Commission that a total decoupling of aid could lead to production abandonment.
The EESC believes that the decoupling of aid must be one of the central aims of the EU development strategy.
particularly with regard to the system for the decoupling of aid.
One aspect that concerns me is the partial decoupling of aid; the haste to move forward in decoupling aid may endanger many crops.
that is to say through a decoupling of aid from production.
vertical decoupling of aid is possible,
namely the so-called decoupling of aid.
He said that he was in favour of decoupling of aid, as proposed by the Commission, and willing to support the amendments tabled to improve the opinion,
which also continues the decoupling of aid from production and proposes new instruments of potential environmental interest.
For example, the decoupling of aid from production for fruit and vegetables is being proposed,
Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development does substantially reduce the level of decoupling of aid proposed by the European Commission.
The proposed decoupling of aid(in cotton, olive oil andtable olives,
In its proposal, the European Commission is taking several important steps in the right direction in terms of creating a more competitive agricultural sector through further decoupling of aid and the abolition of compulsory set-aside,
The total decoupling of aid seems to me to be a hasty decision,
falling prices, decoupling of aid and, above all, duty-free imports of mutton and lamb from New Zealand.
in the right direction, but we cannot accept that the full decoupling of aid should not allow for the possibility of maintaining a partial coupling of aid for some specific sectors, to prevent the complete abandonment of production.
being similarly based on the decoupling of aid and the transfer of funds to the second pillar.
especially following the decoupling of aid from production in the 2003 reform:
as the 2003 CAP reform had ensured agriculture in the outermost regions was exempt from the application of the modulation and the decoupling of aid, thereby taking into account its specific characteristics.
Measures for achieving the total decoupling of aid: with regard to this question,
more especially because of the decoupling of aid, which has led to a marked decline in the sheep
In the tobacco sector the decoupling of aid must provide for the option to maintain partially coupled aid up until 2013,
for example, the complete decoupling of aid during the CAP Health Check,
insofar as the decoupling of aid and the transfer of funding to rural development through modulation has the end goal of allowing the vast majority of European agricultural support to be included in the‘green box'(compat-ible aid) of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture.