Examples of using Classification of expenditure in English and their translations into Finnish
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Classification of expenditure or revenue.
ESTIMATE OF CUSTOMS REVENUE- CLASSIFICATION OF EXPENDITURE/revenue.
Classification of expenditure or revenue.
The Commission proposes a classification of expenditure in its preliminary draft.
Classification of expenditure or revenue.
There remain a few differences between our institutions on the classification of expenditure.
Classification of expenditure and development of expenditure. .
I note, however, that some small adjustments are still needed as regards the classification of expenditure on which the Council reserves its rights.
Classification of expenditure or revenue dno.
The multi-annual financial framework will become mandatory, the classification of expenditure into compulsory and non-compulsory expenditure will go, and budget proceedings will be shorter.
Ii classification of expenditure according to the budget nomenclature, in accordance with the rule of specification as deriving from the Financial Regulation(see Chapter 13);
I realise that there are small differences of opinion over interpretation regarding the classification of expenditure in the budget, and I would like to remind you that the Council reserves its rights regarding this.
Lastly, before you proceed to the final adoption of this budget, I wish to stress the importance the Council attaches to some of the fundamental budgetary rules, in the field of entering appropriations in the reserve,the legal basis and the classification of expenditure.
There will be no mandatory classification of expenditure as Official Development Aid although this will remain possible.
In its resolution of 18 July Parliament invited the Council to a detailed discussion of the classification of expenditure under the 1997 budgetary procedure.1.
The agreement clarifies the classification of expenditure which defines the budgetary powers of Council and Parliament.
A political settlement was found on 30 June 1982 with the adoption of a Joint Declaration by Parliament, the Council and the Commission resolving the problemof the 1982 budget, laying down an agreed classification of expenditure as compulsory or noncompulsory and de fining the respective powers of the two arms of the budgetary authority.
In future talks, the classification of expenditure must be made clearer and executed more effectively, to comply with Parliament' s wishes.
I would like to take this opportunity to remind you that some small differences remain between us concerning the classification of expenditure in the budget and that the Council reserves its rights entirely in this respect.
There will be no mandatory classification of expenditure as official development assistance(ODA), although it should remain possible especially for Aid for Trade and Trade Related Assistance.
The European Parliament will approve a moderate increase, but only if the outstanding problems- the creation of a reserve under the agriculture guideline, the absence of legal bases, the question of second and third pillar expenditure andParliament's right to be consulted, and the classification of expenditure- can be resolved in a way that is acceptable to the House.
As the Council is aware, these outstanding issues are the legal bases, the classification of expenditure, and interinstitutional matters concerning the budget lines relating to the second and third pillars.
The classification of expenditure for a given financial year determinesnot only the extent of Parliament's power in establishing the budgetfor that year, but also the actual margin for manoeuvre enjoyed by Parliament in the next financial year or even subsequent years, since itserves as a basis for applying the maximum rate of increase.
In the light of this agreement and of the classification of expenditure proposed by the Commission for the budget for 1982, thethree institutions consider compulsory expenditure such expenditureas the budgetary authority is obliged to enter in the budget to enable the Community to meet its obligations, both internally and externally, under the Treaties and acts adopted in accordance therewith.
With regard to the classification of expenditure, which this House has also long wanted to see, we must find an institutional point of balance which combines the European Parliament' s requests for a greater degree of codecision in budgetary matters with the defence of the privileged nature of certain expenditure which forms the basis of the European Union' s economic and social cohesion.
The Commission suggests the new Interinstitutional Agreement to cover among other things the classifications of expenditure into obligatory and non-obligatory, the need for legal basis and the conciliation process in the budgetary procedure.
In the tabled report your rapporteur addresses the hitherto unresolved problem of expenditure classification.
Contrary to what we are told, the ad hoc procedure is not a way of rationalizing expenditure, but a desire to redefine the classification of this expenditure.
Cross-country analyses havebeen hampered by the lack of timely and comparable data on the functional classification of public expenditures.