Examples of using Partial compensation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This is called partial compensation.
The academy awarded him the Berzelius Medal in 1977 as partial compensation.
Of victims received only partial compensation, and 28% could not recover any money at all.
This is why I feel obliged to say now, with proper justification, that this region should receive more support,as this is a matter of obtaining partial compensation.
Require provisional payout of partial compensation if payout delay exceeds a given time period.
Expresses its serious concern at ongoing landgrabbing,and the recent launch by the Cambodian government for a limited and partial compensation scheme;
EFP could be a- partial- compensation for losses of purchasing power and correct for cyclical volatility.
Even if you were partly at fault for the accident,you may be able to get partial compensation, equal to the other party's share of responsibility.
Expresses its serious concern at ongoing land-grabbing,and the recent launch by the Cambodian Government of a limited and partial compensation scheme;
The co-financing policy was also explained as a partial compensation for the greater financial autonomy of the provinces.
Calls for the partial compensation to be paid to planters, for the loss of income resulting from reductions in beet prices, to be increased, as far as possible, and allocated in full;
ON welcomes the ruling by theFederal Constitutional Court according to which at least partial compensation will have to be awarded for the early nuclear phase-out.
It requests that partial compensation to growers for income lost as a result of beet price cuts be increased, insofar as possible, and allocated in full.
Where after payment, both you as victim as well as your beneficiaries obtained, on any grounds,full or partial compensation for the damages suffered in the three years following the granting of the aid;
The healthcare provider may determine partial compensation fees or supplementary compensation fees for certain types of healthcare services, of which it shall be obliged to inform those insured, before the provision of the given service begins.
Where after payment, both you as victim as well as your beneficiaries obtained, on any grounds,full or partial compensation for the damages suffered in the three years following the granting of the aid;
The Renter acknowledges that they take comprehensive financial responsibility for each piece of damage suffered by the car or caused by the car if the insurance company does not pay for a reason attributable to the Renter orit just pays a partial compensation e.g.
(8) EFP could, depending on its form, be a- partial- compensation for losses of purchasing power and correct for recurring fluctuations but it should not replace wage progression.
On the one hand, in order to avoid that undertakings particularly affected by the financing costs of renewable energy support are put at a significant competitive disadvantage,Member States may wish to grant partial compensation for these additional costs.
Simultaneously with the First Compensation Law that offered partial compensation for private property losses, the Hungarian government also enacted the law on the partial return of church property.
Policy options relating to reducing payout delays:(i) No action at EU level;(ii) Link the deadline for payouts to the trigger events;(iii)Introduce an obligation for schemes to provisionally pay partial compensation if the payout delay exceeds a given time period.
If the convicted person is obliged by the judgment of the criminal court to pay at least partial compensation to a civil claimant, he or she also has to reimburse the costs incurred by the civil claimant in the criminal proceedings.
If final payment has not been made within nine months of the determination or ruling referred to in Article 2(2) or(2b), Member States shall ensure that the scheme provides, within three months of that determination or ruling,for a provisional payout of partial compensation of not less than one third of the claim based on an initial assessment of the claim.
If the state has already made payment to the victim pursuant to the Act,and the victim receives full or partial compensation from the offender, then the state has the right of recourse against the victim, for the amount of principal received directly from the offender, but up to a maximum of the amount it paid to the victim.
In addition, the proposed text for the revised State aid guidelines in the field of energy and the environment(currently in public consultation)foresees that Member States may wish to grant partial compensation for additional costs for financing renewable energy support so as to facilitate the overall funding of support to energy from renewable sources and avoid carbon leakage.
The ECJ held that Directive 2003/87 must be interpreted as not precluding national legislation that allows member states to require the surrender,without full or partial compensation, of unused allowances that have been improperly issued to an operator, as a result of the operator's failure to comply with its obligation to timely inform the competent authority of the cessation of the operation of an installation.
The combination of a three year long significant decrease of producer prices and of a clear change of trend(from positive to negative) in extra EU exports as from the Russian ban resulting,not immediately thanks to redirection through Belorussia and some partial compensation in other markets(with the transaction/redirection costs this implies for traders), in decreasing exports, was a disturbance for a sector based on orchards where investment decisions taken by operators are for the next 10 years.
Directive 2003/87 must be interpreted as not precluding national legislation which allows the competent authority to require the surrender,without full or partial compensation, of unused allowances which have been improperly issued to an operator, as a result of the failure by the latter to comply with the obligation to inform the competent authority in due time of the cessation of the operation of an installation.
The ECJ held that Directive 2003/87 must be interpreted as not precluding national legislation that allows competent national authorities to require the surrender,without full or partial compensation, of unused allowances that have been improperly issued to an operator, as a result of the failure by the latter to comply with the obligation to inform the competent authority in due time of the cessation of the operation of an installation.
