Examples of using Development expenditure in English and their translations into German
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Research and development expenditure(% of GDP) 2005-2014 pro Total population.
Part of this will be increasingresearch grants from eight to ten per cent of operational research and development expenditure.
This underlines that rural development expenditure is much more prone to errors than direct payments.
On a more general note, when I read how carelessly the Commission spends the funds allocated to it,I really wonder whether we would perhaps do better to leave development expenditure in the hands of the Member States themselves.
Overview The data set"Research and development expenditure(% of GDP)" for Gambia contains data from the year 2008 until 2011.
However, the Commission has just adopted a proposal amending Council Regulation(EC) No 1290/2005 in order tooblige Member States to publish this data including rural development expenditure.
Overview The data set"Research and development expenditure(% of GDP)" for Iraq contains data from the year 2007 until 2015.
I want to specify that the Council is, of course, prepared to re-examine agricultural expenditure this autumn in the light of the content of the letter of amendment the Commission willbe presenting and to reconsider, at that time, developments in market and rural development expenditure.
Overview The data set"Research and development expenditure(% of GDP)" for Nepal contains data from the year 2008 until 2010.
A moderate rise in net sales and a double-digit return planned for fiscal2013/2014- Higher research and development expenditure to secure future growth- Foresighted succession arrangement for the Executive Board.
Externally funded development expenditure primarily relates to the military engine business and is accounted for as construction contracts in accordance with IAS 11 and recognized as construction contract receivables(or construction contract payables) due to the fact that the work is conducted under contract to national and international consortia on a customer-specific basis.
These activities are also the reason our research and development expenditure rose roughly 9 percent last year, to 5 billion euros or 10.1 percent of sales.
The simplicity of the data(at first only Morse code) up to the complex data formats, the in former times substantial expenditure of material and the ever increasing portion of electronics andsoftware, the development expenditure and the genius behind it of the respective equipment generations become very conscious to the pupils with this one-hour demonstration.
Overview The data set"Research and development expenditure(% of GDP)" for Trinidad and Tobago contains data from the year 1996 until 2014.
Of particular note, is an Act of Congress(1982)which requires that federal agencies involved in research and development expenditure on behalf of government must procure a fixed minimum of their contracts in small businesses.
Overview The data set"Research and development expenditure(% of GDP)" for Kuwait contains data from the year 1997 until 2013.
As well as taking a higher share of the total agricultural budget it is important that rural development expenditure, and in particular the agrienvironment schemes, is properly targeted at areas of high biodiversity.
Overview The data set"Research and development expenditure(% of GDP)" for Namibia contains data from the year 2010 until 2014.
According to the findings of a recent Ifo study,potential expenditure on climate protection as a share of energy-relevant research and development expenditure has increased steadily over the last 25 years, as has the number of potential climate protection patents as a percentage of total patents.
Both the single farm payment and rural development expenditure are considered as non-trade distorting under the WTO rules.
