Examples of using Partial decoupling in English and their translations into Dutch
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This partial decoupling is encouraging
Rural Development suggests partial decoupling.
In Spain, the effects of partial decoupling have led to much more radical changes in the sector than in Greece.
to keep away from partial decoupling and to cut red tape.
Partial decoupling at a production level is to allow for evolution rather than revolution in our Mediterranean regions.
The first goal is the characterization of partial decoupling into substructures of Langrangian systems.
Partial decoupling of direct aid must be maintained for animal premiums,
I hope that that voluntary transitional period can allow for some kind of partial decoupling that could be a transitional measure.
The general swing now towards partial decoupling weakens what could have been a bold move on the Commission's part.
in the compromise motions, we have agreed on the partial decoupling of only two sectors.
One aspect that concerns me is the partial decoupling of aid; the haste to move forward in decoupling aid may endanger many crops.
In its opinion on the reform of 2004, the EESC warned the Commission of the significant reduction that partial decoupling the system created would have in cotton-growing areas.
These mixtures of a partial decoupling mean in the end that the disadvantages of the existing system are linked to withholding the advantages of the new system.
One Member State asked for the possibility to continue applying partial decoupling after its integration into the Single Payment Scheme.
Although this sort of approach could, in principle, constitute one element of a compromise, we must bear in mind that various interpretations of differing content are given to the term partial decoupling.
but a modest partial decoupling would be sufficient to provide the room for manoeuvre in those negotiations.
to recognise the role of potato production in the rotation of crops, partial decoupling has been adopted in this sector.
Therefore we cannot support horizontal or partial decoupling and as that was an integral part of Mr Cunha's report, we are unable to support that.
owing to the introduction of partial decoupling from the volume of production at 65.
The proposal that Parliament has made with partial decoupling is the right road because the decisions of the 2003 Luxembourg Council provided for partial decoupling for all market organisations.
We believe that the report improves on some substantial aspects of the Commission's proposal in proposing the partial decoupling of aid and the retention of aid for producers' organisations.
I think that the partial decoupling as proposed by the consensus reached through Mr Daul is a step in the right direction,
I feel very strongly that partial decoupling proposals pose a far greater risk with no prospect of decrease in regulation.
Given the choice between the total and partial decoupling of aid, we would prefer aid to be partially decoupled;
various other factors mean that the proposed partial decoupling of support is not an effective way to prevent this crop from disappearing.
The EESC was very pleased that the Commission proposed a partial decoupling of aid for some of the sectors included in the proposal approved by the Luxembourg Council, with the uncoupled percentage of aid being decided by each Member State.
was an agreement which provides for a flexible 60% partial decoupling of aid, with the States having the opportunity to increase this percentage if necessary.
positive signal with regard to the partial decoupling method, a solution which would avoid dismantling,
He pointed out that the opinion put forward constructive proposals supporting partial decoupling, but at the same time giving all regions,
because the proposed solution of partial decoupling would place a considerable burden on the existence of multifunctional agriculture in the less-favoured region of Luxembourg,