Examples of using Statistical effect in English and their translations into Finnish
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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.
The new Member States also have a full understanding of such problems as the statistical effect and conditions on islands.
The‘statistical effect' regions GDP less than 75% of the EU-15 average, but above 75% of the EU-25 average.
Regions where per capita GDP would have been below 75% of the EU 15 average the so-called statistical effect of enlargement.
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.
It is important that we have equality in the provision of state aid for all convergence regions,including the statistical effect areas.
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.
The draft opinion as formulated appears to have accepted without questioning the Commission's decision to scale down the EU average GDP and the so-called"statistical effect.
The first concerns the regions that will suffer from the statistical effect, the current Objective 1 regions.
I believe that the European Parliament's contributions will be acceptable, in particular the compromises onsuch sensitive issues as the N+2 rule, VAT or the statistical effect.
Around 78% for the“Convergence” objective(less developed regions, cohesion fund,and“statistical effect” regions), with the emphasis on help to the twelve new Member States.
The regions currently eligible for Objective 1 not fulfilling the criteria for the convergence programmes even in the absence of the statistical effect of enlargement.
As regards the statistical effect(the fall in average per capita GDP in the Community following enlargement), some delegations argued for setting an eligibility threshold above 75.
Secondly, it would be unacceptable if some EU regions no longer benefited solely because of the statistical effect caused by a fresh round of 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.
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.
Emphasises the fact that the Commission ought to pay special attention to those regions suffering from the statistical effects of enlargement and to treat them as regions similar to Objective 1 areas;
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.
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.
That is why I can only welcome the Commission's talk in the Second progress report of a just settlement for the 18 regions in the current Member States that would be caught by the statistical effect.
The enlargement process, and its ensuing"statistical effect"(i.e.: the relative enrichment of erstwhile less-favoured territories) have highlighted the need to describe the situation and needs, of island territories by better and more targeted statistical indicators.
I welcome the threshold of 75% of GDP per head at NUTS II level being retained as the main criterion for determining Objective 1 status,provided that at the same time the so-called statistical effect is neutralised.
The UK contribution tothe debate thus far, with its position on the UK rebate, the statistical effect, the nationalisation of structural funds and the limiting of the EU budget to one per cent of GNI is nothing less than a cumulative act of vandalism.
Thus objective 1 should cover, besides regions with a per capita GDP of up to 75% of the EU average(EU-25),regions hit by the so-called statistical effect and regions with particular handicaps.
We welcome the fact that, despite the Commission's original proposal with regard to regional state aid,those regions affected by what is known as the‘statistical effect' will retain the same regional state aid status as the convergence regions until 2013, without any review period.
Speaking on behalf of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs on this issue, however, and in light of Europe's crucial role in questions of social justice and cohesion,I should like to express my concern at the way in which the Luxembourg Presidency has addressed questions relating to the statistical effect and should therefore like to….
More specifically, I welcome the confirmation of principles such as, for example, the need to retain temporary phasing-in support, which will vary between 85% and 60%, for regions that no longer belong to Objective 1,because they are victims of what is known as the statistical effect of the limit of 75% of GDP being reduced due to enlargement.