Examples of using Explained in paragraph in English and their translations into Greek
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For the reasons explained in paragraph 106.
As explained in paragraph 4.5, we examined selected systems.
(32) The characteristics of reservations are explained in paragraph 2.7.
As explained in paragraph 4.4, we selected and examined a number of systems.
The rules applicable to each category are somewhat different, as explained in paragraphs 29 and 30.
As we explained in paragraph 130, this was largely irrelevant as an indicator of absorption from 2009 onwards.
However, part of the improvements in the measurements may not have resulted from better air quality, as explained in paragraphs 32 and 33.
As explained in paragraph 2.2, most payments were made to cover commitments of the previous MFF 2007-2013.
The combined error rate of the matters explained in paragraphs 9 to 11 is between 2% and 3% of total 2013 expenditure.
As explained in paragraph 53, the Commission is always adapting staff allocation to needs, within limits available.
The difficulties of recruiting TAs to serve in unstable or crisis countries are evident andhave already been explained in paragraph 72 of the report.
As explained in paragraph 18 above, allocations were based exclusively on asylum and refugee figures.
The impact assessment SWD(2014)33 includes an evaluative assessment as part of its problem definition section which was common practice before COM(2013)686, as explained in paragraph 72.
As explained in paragraph 8, the Structural Funds Regulation itself set out limited aims for the mid-term evaluation.
The Commission notes that using the method applied by the ECA(as explained in paragraph 3.9 and Box 3.1) it is not possible to calculate progress from baseline for more than one of the 27 indicators.
As explained in paragraph 7.3, the Commission has introduced action plans designed to reduce over-declarations of costs.
Regarding the remarks made in the last sentence of the CourtŐs text,the Commission considers that, as explained in paragraph 39, the TEN-T financing was duly required and compliant with the evaluation and selection criteria.
As explained in paragraph 73, the cooperation with the EIB has been reinforced via the Memorandum of Understanding signed on 23 June 2005.
As regards the latter,clarifications will be provided in the context of the upcoming revision of the methodology for the implementation of the provisions of art. 134.1 g of the RAP(C(2008)2299) as explained in paragraph 32.
However, as explained in paragraph 180 of this Opinion, as a result of accession, the ECHR would form an integral part of EU law.
Whilst Erasmus+ does contribute to the mobility benchmarks, there is no apparent link between KA1 andthe headline education target indicator set out in Annex I to the Regulation, as explained in paragraphs 57 and 58 below.
As explained in paragraphs 37 and 38, as a rule they took longer in doing this than the Commission did in examining the proposals.
The aim is to simplify andstandardise the data to be introduced with a view to allow a better exploitation of the system at both Headquarters and Delegations.(d) As explained in paragraph 8.10, information on audits is ensured through the current system.
However, as explained in paragraph 5, it should be noted that the main purpose of ExM reports is not to assess previous recommendations.
Under this initiative, the EU budget will provide a guarantee of up to 16 billion euro to cover potential losses on EFSI operations(18)(12,3 billion euro for a debt portfolio and3,7 billion euro for an equity portfolio) as explained in paragraphs 2.32-2.38.
As explained in paragraph 9, the amount required to achieve the 2020 broadband targets was estimated at up to 250 billion euro in 2013.
(19) In 2004 and 2005, the costs were significantly higher,as explained in paragraph 53, but these years were characterised by a lower efficiency because of the transition from a system with 11 to one with 21 languages.
As explained in paragraph 119 of our special report8, the risk level of a supervised entity should have an impact on the number and depth of supervisory tasks.
As the Commission explained in paragraph 63, the bottom-up approach brings out concerns not identified by expert analysis.
As explained in paragraph 34, the business infrastruc- ture(e.g. business incubators) is underdeveloped in the majority of Member States that joined the EU in and after 2004.