Examples of using Quantifiable errors in English and their translations into Greek
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All the quantifiable errors have been found in the interim and final payments.
(24) In five out of eight such cases the Court found quantifiable errors.
The Commission has followed up all quantifiable errors and recovered non-eligible amounts.
The Court found that 29 of the 120 closures audited(24%)contained quantifiable errors.
Serious quantifiable errors refer to errors above 2%. 10.11.2008 THE COMMISSION'S REPLIES.
In two programmes,the Court identified quantifiable errors in five transactions.
Most of the quantifiable errors related to overstatements of the eligible area of land(see Figure 7.3).
The estimated error rate reflects the financial impact of quantifiable errors.
For nine OPs we reported quantifiable errors in the projects examined(see paragraphs 6.55 and 6.56).
In three projects the certifying auditor issued an unqualified opinion whereas the Court detected serious quantifiable errors.
For other programmes and activities we detected quantifiable errors in 4 of the 49 sampled transactions.
We detected quantifiable errors in 5 of the 39 transactions sampled for other programmes and activities.
For environment, climate action and fisheries, two of the three quantifiable errors were due to ineligible expenditure.
We identified five quantifiable errors which had a financial impact on the amounts charged to the EU budget.
Around one third of these were serious failures to comply with these rules andthus classified as quantifiable errors.
The Court estimates the overall financial impact of quantifiable errors to arrive at a most likely error rate.
Such quantifiable errors make up nearly half of the estimated error rate for cohesion for the period(Graph 8).
C 340/126 Official Journal of the European Union 8.10.2019 EN A significant number of the quantifiable errors found concerned ineligible personnel costs 5.16.
These cases account for 55% of all quantifiable errors and make up approximately 2,4 percentage points of the estimated level of error. .
For investment measures,the Court observed that Member States could have detected and corrected all quantifiable errors in the transactions reviewed3.
We looked at 24 of the more significant quantifiable errors detected in 14 Member States during our transaction testing(49).
Of the 118 project-related(19) payment transactions that we examined, 37(31%)contained errors(30 quantifiable errors and 8 non-quantifiable).
We looked at 14 of the most significant quantifiable errors detected in eight Member States during our 2015 transaction testing.
The impact of some errors can be quantified, butothers not. The estimated error rate reflects the financial impact of quantifiable errors.
We extrapolate the quantifiable errors to obtain an estimated level of error for each area in which we make a specific assessment.
Agriculture transactions examined in France show the highest frequency of quantifiable errors(amounting to almost one in two of examined transactions).
All these quantifiable errors occurred in transactions which had in principle been subject to the Commission's checks; none had been prevented or detected.
Of the 61 transactions of this type examined, 33(54%)contained quantifiable errors, which accounted for 62,5% of the estimated level of error. .
Around half of these quantifiable errors were smaller than 2%(see paragraph 7.18) and thus had only a limited impact on the overall estimated level of error. .
For a significant proportion of transactions containing quantifiable errors, the Commission had sufficient information to prevent, or to detect and correct, the errors. .