Examples of using Second financial protocol in English and their translations into German
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Second financial protocols.
Community declaration on Article 2(d) of the Second Financial Protocol.
Second Financial Protocol signed on 23.11.1970; entry Into force on 1.1.1973.
On 21 June the Council resumed its examination of the content of the second financial protocol to be negotiated with Malta.
A second Financial Protocol was concluded with Yugoslavia on 21 December 1987.
After considerable delay due to the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, the second financial protocol was approved in January 1984.
The Second Financial Protocol to the Fourth Lomé Convention came into force only on 1 June 1998, together with the Council Decision on the OCT.
Potential reimbursement of unexpended balances arising under the second Financial Protocol(Article 195 point(a) of the Convention) 72 000 000.
The 1987 second financial protocol which expires in 1991 provides for EIB loans of ECU 550 million first financial protocol for 1980/85: ECU 200 million.
After the restoration of a democratic system in 1974 a second financial protocol to the agreement was signed on 28 February 1977.
EUR 3.9 billion vs. EUR 2.25 billion under Lomé IV,First Financial Protocol and EUR 2.658 billion under Lomé IV, Second Financial Protocol.
Extended until the entry into force of Cotonou's second financial protocol(Cotonou II), still in the process of ratification.
The second financial protocol with Malta concluded in 1986 provides a total of ECU 29.5 million, 16 million in the form of EIB loans and 13.5 million from the Community's budget resources.
The amended Convention resulting from the midterm review and the second Financial Protocol to the Lomé IV Convention were signed on 4 November 1995 and expired on 29 February 2000.
The Second Financial Protocol, for the years 1 996-2000, provides for a total of 14 625 million in financial assistance, including 1 1 967 million in grant aid from budgetary resources made available through the European Development Fund and managed by the European Commission.
Commission and EIB financing decisions under the first and second Financial Protocols for Maghreb and Mashreq countries and Israel:' position at 31 December 1984.
Though not specifically originating in the EU-LAC initiative, a number of bi-regional co-operation programmes in the key areas for action defined in Tuusula onNovember 1999 have been developed under the second financial protocol of the IV Lomé Convention with the Caribbean region.
It was agreed between the two parties that the allocation under the second Financial Protocol(8th EDF) would, as in the past, be tackled at lhe end of the negotiations.
The second financial protocol for Cyprus concluded in 1984 provides ECU 44 million in Community aid, comprising ECU 28 million in the form of EIB loans, with 2% interest rate subsidies financed from the funds of the EEC budget, and 16 million from the EEC's budget resources.
This loan accounted for the balance available from the contributions of Denmark,Ireland and the United Kingdom under the second Financial Protocol, which were provided for by the Supplementary Protocol signed in 1973.
During the negotiations on the second Financial Protocol attached to Lomé IV, the EP called emphatically for adequate funding for the eighth EDF, in order to highlight the special nature of relations with the ACP States.
This Decision enables STABEX transfers to the ACP States to be made under the 1995 year of application in the form of advances from the 8th EDF which will not be available until the Mauritius Agreement amending the Fourth Lomé Convention,and hence the Second Financial Protocol to the Convention, has been ratified;
It is recalled that the annual tranche for 1995,under Article 191 of the revised Lomé Convention and its second Financial Protocol, is 360 MECU, but it will not become available until the revised Convention comes into force and the Protocol in question has been ratified.
The Council furthermore stressed the importance of negotiating a second Financial Protocol, backed up by adequate financial resources, to enable the Community's financial cooperation with Yugoslavia to continue with the aim of contributing to Yugoslavia's economic and social development and carrying out projects of mutual interest.
A longterm mandate under the Fourth Lomé Convention, the Second Financial Protocol to which(2 658 million, including 1 billion in risk capital) covers the period 1998 2000, applicable in the 71 ACP countries.