Examples of using Current ceiling in English and their translations into German
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The guarantee scheme counts under the current ceiling.
The current ceiling on pre-accession aid is to remain unchanged.
Payments would lie below the current ceiling of 1.24% of GNI.
Raising the current ceilings should therefore be considered, particularly for slate funding.
On the other hand, consideration should be given to extending the rapid andreliable clearing system to include Eurocheques for sums above the current ceiling.
Deems the current ceiling at a sufficiently high level to satisfy the simultaneous needs of several Member States.
For this reason it would be necessary to increase the current ceiling of contributions in proportion to sales revenue from 4.1% to 6.
The current ceiling for fines under Article 14(1), which is set at 50,000 EUR, has not been changed for the last 12 years and no longer has a deterrent effect.
Proposals to limit moral hazard, meanwhile, would doso by limiting Eurobonds to 60% of GDP- the eurozone's current ceiling for member states' public debt.
We all know that the current ceiling for administrative expenses does not allow sufficient resources to prepare for enlargement.
In welcoming the commitment to tie-up schemes by the Commission, I note that it is not only encouraging compensated tie-up,but also removing the current ceilings on financial contributions.
We all know that the current ceiling for administrative expenditure does not allow sufficient resources to cover preparations for enlargement.
Therefore, the ECB is of the opinion that, in view of international economic and financial developments,the potential demand for assistance might go beyond the current ceiling of EUR 12 billion.
We all know that the current ceiling for administrative expenses does not allow sufficient resources to prepare for enlargement.
As regards the total funding needed to meet the challenge of cohesion inan enlarged Community, one thing is certain: the current ceiling for the Structural Funds of 0.45% of GDP is an absolute minimum.
The current ceiling on financial resources is too low to cover needs and it limits the scope for action, which prevents the cohesion objectives being attained more quickly.
It is therefore essential to ensure that the1992 budget does not exceed the current ceilings of the financial perspective as prescribed by Article 7 of the Interinstitutional Agreement at any stage of the decision-making.
The current ceiling on the global total of Structural Funds that may be applied to a Member State(of 4% of national GDP) may need to be revised in the light of the extent of the regional economic development needs in the applicant states.
As regards the total funding needed to meet thechallenge of cohesion in an enlarged European Union, the current ceiling for the Structural Funds of 0.45% of GDP is an absolute minimum.
To this end the current ceiling must be adapted on the basis of a comparison between the GNP figures according to the old and the new regulations over a period of two or three years.
Given the extremely limited margin, the potential amounts at stake decisivelyexceed amounts anticipated to remain unspent/uncommited under the current ceiling of heading 1A and there is no budgetary room for new initiatives.
The current ceiling on financial resources(1.2%)- which might even be lowered in the 2007-2013 financial perspectives- is too low to cover needs and it limits the scope for action, which prevents the cohesion objectives being attained more quickly.
This proposal means these needs will be financed entirely bymeans of the flexibility instrument as far as exceeding the current ceiling in the financial perspectives is concerned, without taking funds away from any other areas.
To prevent situations of this kind arising in the future, the Commission has proposed that a fund for the compensation of oil pollution damage be set up, witha global ceiling of €1 million, to compensate victims where the current ceilings of €200m are exceeded.
At first sight it may seem acceptable to raise the current ceiling from EUR 50 billion- in fact it is 39.5 billion because certain countries have not joined the single currency- to EU 100 billion, when we remember that the national central banks will still have EUR 300 billion of own official reserves available.
The direct financial implications of enlargement with respect to economic and social cohesion, coupled with the continuing need of current EU15regions for Objective 1 support implies that the current ceiling of 0.45% GDP placed on the Structural Funds almost certainly will need to be raised.
Therefore, the ECB is of the opinion that, in view of international economicand financial developments, the potential demand for assistance might exceed the current ceiling of EUR 25 billion, and welcomes the proposed increase in the ceiling to EUR 50 billion so as to enable the Community to accede to potential requests for financial assistance.
My question to the Presidency and the Commission is therefore: when will we see tangible proposals for a mid-term review that will have an impact on the non-existent budget marginsfor the remaining three years of this financial perspective, where the current ceilings prevent any reasonable action being taken to tackle the challenges that cannot wait until after 2013 and also a proposal drawing up guidelines for a long-term budget reform?
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, you will hear many opinions today, Mr Santer, but one undeniable fact stands out: if the Union's gross domestic product does notgrow by at least 2.5% a year, the current ceiling of 1.27% of own resources will not suffice to enable us simultaneously to extend Community policies, maintain the cohesion policy and finance enlargement to the East.