Examples of using Re-allocated in English and their translations into German
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The figure excludes €13.5 million which were re-allocated.
The report alsohighlights how the funds could be re-allocated to boost health in the report's seven country spotlights.
The room will be kept 4 hours after expected arrival time,after which the room will be re-allocated, if needed.
The remaining 20% will be re-allocated in the current year to Member States which have overshot their NGQs.
In the framework of project CORE(COrporate REstructuring),the responsibilities for research and development activities were re-allocated between the central innovation function and the business units CFM and GMS.
If required, resources may be re-allocated to adapt to altered circumstances- without the need for re-installation and with minimal administration efforts.
The resulting funds, as well as those from existing unused SDRs,would be allocated or re-allocated to development projects and leveraged to augment investment resources.
The capacity re-allocated under paragraph 1 need not be taken into account for the establishment of the balance of entries and exits by Member States under Article 13 of Council Regulation(EC) No 2371/2002.
Critics have held this against the Symphony, but there is no realreason why ideas cannot be re-allocated in this way, especially when they are as impressive as they are here.
There has not been equal treatment in terms of what the President mentioned concerning the German and Austrian situation and that of Central Europe, because no fund has been created;existing funds have simply been re-allocated.
However, the Obama administration has simply re-allocated these funds to other programs rather than using them to reduce the budget deficit.
As regards the frequencies currently used by Blu, the Commission demanded that these be allocated by the competent authorities in a non-discriminatory manner as part of the forthcoming"refarming" process in which theentire frequency spectrum is to be re-allocated.
Employability: Funds for“Socially Useful Jobs” are to be re-allocated in favour of employers hiring workers under this heading and of other actions for job placement by an agency of the Ministry of Labour.
The President of the Commission shall likewise be responsible for any subsequent action taken in such circumstances;if an individual case has been re-allocated, the President shall inform the President of Parliament thereof immediately and in writing.
This means no allowances may be re-allocated by adding to, or subtracting from, the quantity determined for each operator on the basis of a government decision or a pre-determined rule after the allocation decision.
In addition to Article 23 of Regulation(EC) No 1198/2006, a vessel owner engaging in partial decommissioning shall be entitled toreceive public aid for the permanent cessation of fishing activities for the difference between the capacity withdrawn and the capacity re-allocated to a new vessel.
Regarding the matter of interchangeability between these two categories, I might point out that in the course of the debate on the next report we will discuss how those funds that were not required in the agricultural sector- i.e. in the 1A categories, in respect of market regulation measures- on account of price and market trends,can be re-allocated and made available for other measures.
Easy to re-route or re-allocate products.
There is, for example, no vacant spectrum left and the cost of re-allocating spectrum to new uses is high, in particular if current users have to switch off.
Keeping an appropriate balance between rewarding performance and responding to needs, re-allocate funding to the most-off track countries, taking into account national policies and capacities.
Resources for the follow-up of the White Paper must in no case derive from re-allocating funds of the existing YOUTH programme;
The Best Practices are without prejudice to existing guidance on the system of re-allocating cases between the Member States and the Commission.
Further advantages: Users might substantively adapt the view and re-allocate data, deploy the extensive support network of Unisphere and to aim at a cooperation with other users.
This will also let you re-allocate your time to those things that are most important to you.
Through appropriate measuresnew jobs should be created by re-allocating funds within the EU and by making better use of tax revenues at national level.
Christian Djeffal talks about how artificial intelligence can help public administrations cutcosts and resources, and re-allocate them to be of better service to its citizens.
Such exceptional assistance will be provided from within the overall programme budget, by re-allocating resources if necessary, and will be coordinated with other relevant instruments, including with those of IFIs, thus avoiding overlapping or undermining other initiatives.
It was evidently considered necessary rapidly to abandon the central approach of re-allocating at least part of the current ECU 350 000 million spent in the Member States for the administration of unemployment on state support for the reduction of working time.
In this regard, the Commission looks at waysof alleviating the lack of spectrum and the high price of re-allocating spectrum to new uses that involve severe restrictions on the use of wireless connections, advocating substantial changes in spectrum management.
Meeting growing spectrum needs for wireless connectivity isconstrained by lack of vacant spectrum and by the high price associated with re-allocating spectrum to new uses, in terms of cost, delays and the occasional need to switch off incumbent users.