Examples of using Audit found in English and their translations into Polish
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The audit found that the Commission.
What is more,in the draft budget for next year we are going to increase precisely those sectors in which the audit found the greatest discrepancies.
Also, the audit found that in several cases not all objectives were assessed 47.
Even though the TEN financial regulation states that this form may only be used"in duly justified cases", the audit found that specific justifications were hardly ever provided when using this form of aid.
The audit found that the execution of the 14 TEN-T priority projects is currently behind schedule.
EXAMPLES OF INCOMPLETE AND INACCURATE REPORTING14 e audit found that data reported by Finland to the Commission was incomplete and inconsistent.
The audit found that IAs were not used by the Commission to decide whetherto goahead witha proposal.
As to the European statistical programme 2008 to 2012, the audit found that Eurostat had not designed it as an effective planning, monitoring and accountability tool.
The audit found that over the course of FP7 the Commission has introduced a number of changes which have simplified the rules for participation.
Concerning the relevance of projects andthe efficiency of their implementation, the audit found that although some early project proposals were a standard response to an emergency situation, procedures generally enabled projects to be modified to meet evolving needs.
The audit found that in virtually all cases projects were, to varying degrees, relevant to the needs of the beneficiary countries and frequently also addressed global conservation needs, particularly in relation to forest and biodiversity conservation.
However, the audit found that the actual objectives achieved differed depending on the location of the investment.
The audit found that data pertaining to different years was not always comparable over time and that, as a consequence, trend changes could not be detected.
The Court's audit found that the Commission and Eurostat have not yet achieved the full implementation of the European Statistics Code of Practice.
The audit found that all the projects audited added capacity and quality to the road networks and resulted in travelling time savings and improved road safety.
The audit found that these limitations were not reviewed at regular intervals to reflect the evolution of the personal and financial situation of the beneficiary, resulting in overpayments.
The audit found that the institutions have managed to contain expenditure on interpretation over the past five years despite an increase in the number of official languages from 11 to 20 in May 2004.
The audit found that the programmes were not effective: the outputs achieved did not meet the targets set by EU policymakers and little impact was achieved in shifting freight off the roads.
In Greece, the audit found that on-the-spot inspections did not always meet the legal requirement to measure at least 50% of parcels and grassland was generally not or only visually inspected.
The audit found that the lack of a mechanism to target scarce resources on pre-selected objectives resulted in a lack of critical mass of good projects to promote meaningful developments in EU environmental policy.
The audit found that the Commission only partially ensured verifiability before approving RDP's and that it has not sufficiently verified the correct functioning of AE control systems in the Member States.
The audit found that no guidelines for environmental screening are used by the Delegation and no environmental screening leading to further detailed assessment had been carried out for projects and programmes in the 2002 to 2006 CSP.
The audit found that several aspects of the programming of funding need strengthening, there is scope for savings by making more use of competitive tendering and the complex management system currently in place needs simplification.
The audit found that the Commission has introduced a number of simplifications to the FP7 rules for participation, and that it has been able to align FP7 provisions with beneficiaries' practices in some cases, but more needs to be done in the future.
The audit found that, in 16 cases out of 30, information available to the Parliament's services, in order to ensure that allowances provided for by the Staff Regulations are paid to staff in compliance with relevant community regu lations and national legislation, was not up-to-date.
Although the audit found that actual funding rates are below the maximum rates allowed(see paragraph 21), the annual verification of this condition remains particularly relevant in those cases where studies are not followed by infrastructure works.
The audit found errors in the determination of the exchange rate used to convert to euro amounts of aid paid in national currencies(United-Kingdom, Czech Republic), and weaknesses in the calculation of aid reductions following on- the-spot checks Germany Bavaria.
However the audit found that the measure supports the modernisation of irrigation networks in fertile areas as well as new irrigation networks completed by reparcelling and infrastructure in areas of poor farming structure very small parcels, obsolete irrigation systems.
The audit found that, in four cases out of ten, information available to the European Data Protection Supervisor's services, in order to ensure that allowances provided for by the Staff Regulations are paid to staff in compliance with relevant community regulations and national legislation, was not up-to-date.
The audit found that, in five cases out of 15, information available to the services of the General Directorate for External Relations(DG RELEX) in order to ensure that allowances provided for by the Staff Regulations are paid to staff serving in Delegations in compliance with relevant community regulations, was not up-to-date.