Examples of using Level of error in English and their translations into German
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Conclusion: a material level of error.
The level of error was under the materiality level 1.08.
I would like to stress that the level of error in some operations remains high.
This level of error was considered acceptable, as it was under the materiality level of 2.
Secondly, on the structural funds, it says that there the level of error is higher.
The level of errors is still too high especially in rural development and research where it has increased.
However, in the case of Sapard expenditure, a material level of error was found.
Higher level of error: The lower your response rate, the smaller your original sample group becomes.
Administrative expenditure is the only area where no material level of error was found.
This should also help to reduce the level of error, improve control systems and increase assistance to sub-national authorities and beneficiaries.
The ECA gained sufficient evidence to be confident that the level of error in EU expenditure is material.
The ECA has repeatedly recommended further simplification of the rulesto improve the quality of spending and reduce the level of error.
Evidence of a material or unacceptably high level of error will cause the Court to qualify its opinion.
It is therefore too early to say whetherchanges to rules or systems have reduced the level of errors.
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For spending on structural policies- EUR 32.4 billion in 2006- the situation remains similar to previous years,and the Court has again identified the material level of error.
In the area of agriculture and natural resources, the Court estimates the level of errors to be somewhat higher than in 2008.
Although there continues to be a material level of error in Research, energy and transport, remedial measures taken by the Commission have helped to reduce it.
These weaknesses are reflected in the high costs of infrastructure projects and in the level of errors detected.
A lthough there continues to be a material level of error in Research, energy and transport, remedial measures taken by the Commission have helped to reduce it.
In Agriculture and natural resources, which accounts for nearly half the budget,the Court estimated the level of error to be between 2 and 5.
For example, the Court of Auditors states that, for projects in the area of cohesion, the level of error is higher than 5%, which, in my opinion, is too high, despite the fact that there has been an improvement in recent years.
A material level of error found by the Court in the tender procedures managed by the National Paying Agencies(see paragraph 6.19(a)) were not prevented or detected and corrected by the EU delegations' exante control.
For Research, energy and transport, the Court concludes that,although there continues to be a material level of error, remedial measures taken by the Commission have helped to reduce it.
It is happening that there is some indication that the level of errors for the EAGGF Guarantee Section is lower than the average for the budget as a whole, but for the Structural Funds it is higher and this high rate of errors is a cause for grave concern.
I can assure the House that the Council has consistently attached great importance to this issue andhas regularly expressed its concern about the level of errors in transactions underlying payments and weaknesses in the control system.
Lastly, in the EU budget area Education and citizenship, the Court found that Commission systems left a material level of error undetected and uncorrected in the programmes and projects from previous programming periods closed during 2009.
In all other areas of expenditure, the Court found material levels of error.
In all other areas of expenditure, or“policy groups”, the Court found material levels of error.
The areas where the Court finds too high levels of errors are those where there are complicated and unclear legal requirements, such as eligibility rules.