Examples of using Implementation rate in English and their translations into German
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The implementation rate is 64.72.
Selection process and implementation rate;
Implementation rate- general issues.
Greece: The CSF for 198993 was effectively closed in 1994 with an implementation rate of almost 100.
The implementation rate of penalties was 74.9.
Payments made amounted to EUR 8.0 billionfromavailable appropriations of EUR 9.7 billion, an implementation rate of 82.
The implementation rate of this measure(vocational training) is 48.58.
Provides a limited and controlledgrowth of payment appropriations in comparison with 2005, taking into account the implementation rate in previous years;
The implementation rate of these programmes has so far been lower than expected.
Taken together these three factors have tended to produce highly accurate operational plans andbudgets: during the last ten years, the ICRC has averaged around a 90% implementation rate of its projected budget.
Germany, with an implementation rate of 7%, is slightly below the global average of 9.
In 2000, 10 029 projects, costing something over EUR 80 million, were financed, enabling 103 784 participants to be involved,which corresponds to an implementation rate of 98.5%, which is an excellent quota, bearing in mind the late start to the programme.
The consistently low implementation rate of funds for agricultural controls is worrying.
In item 12 of the general remarks, the report points out that the increase in appropriations in the draft budget for those programmes,despite the very high current implementation rate(reaching between 95-100% every year over the period 2007-2009), is insufficient.
The implementation rate of EU co-financing under that programme ranged from 16%(NL) to 100% ES.
In total, sixteen Member States had an implementation rate higher than 75 %18 while in six of those it was above 90 %19.
The implementation rate of these programmes has so far been lower than expected, but the pace has accelerated, according to preliminary information at the end of 2001.
By contrast, the second sector,“Aid to SMEs”, with an implementation rate of 32%, is considerably more significant because it accounts for one-third of the Objective.
The implementation rate for the Pesca programme improved appreciably in 1998 in terms of disbursements.
As regards payment appropriations, the Council took into account the implementation rate on these budget lines during recent financial years, in conformity with the agreed need for budget entries to be as realistic as possible.
The implementation rate of follow-up workshops within the scope of the employee survey 2016 was at a very satisfactory level.
The follow-up workshop implementation rate for the 2016 employee survey improved slightly on a very high level.
We learn that the implementation rate for programmes in 1998 remained satisfactory, although only slightly under 90% of total support was achieved for commitments, and 61% for payments.
Information regarding the implementation rate of the recommendations of the previous three reporting periods(see sect. I above);
Axis 4 has an implementation rate of 46%, a value heavily influenced by delays in the implementation of local strategies and LAG in different Member States.
It is apparent that the implementation rate for expenditure under the Structural Funds has drastically accelerated this year.
The extremely low implementation rate for the heading covering measures to counter violence against children is not totally devoid of a certain cynicism.
The follow-up workshop implementation rate for the 2016 employee survey was once again very high, though somewhat lower than two years ago.
In some other MS the implementation rate seems to be faster than expected, requiring the need to increase the estimated budget for M121 see table 3.
This relatively low implementation rate seems to be part of a general problem linked to optimistic planning of the Commission Work Programme for 2003, lack of resources and political difficulties.