Examples of using Degressive in English and their translations into Polish
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The aid must be degressive and limited in time.
must be temporary and degressive;
Aid intensity or amount: Degressive from 100 to 20.
Such aid is degressive and does not exceed 50% of the relevant costs.
linear, degressive and exponential.
is degressive.
Aid intensity or amount: Degressive aid over five years 100%- 80%- 60%- 40%- 20.
Paragraph 6 applies a practicable and sensible definition of degressive proportionality.
Under this option, temporary and degressive support could be granted to cover administrative costs.
The annual breakdown of the appropriations referred to in paragraph 1(b) shall be degressive from 1 January 2007.
With the application of the principle of degressive proportionality, the reports will achieve a reasonably consensual proposal.
The AMORDEGRC function calculates the amortization value for the French accounting system using degressive depreciation.
The annual breakdown of these appropriations shall be degressive from 1 January 2000
It is also important to establish the principle of over-representation of smaller states in accordance with a degressive distribution.
We believe that the principle of degressive proportionality is reasonable
Member States may grant degressive support over a maximum period of five years.
Temporary and degressive support should be provided to farmers to help cover partly the costs arising from the implementation of such standards.
you are well aware that what you have adopted does not provide degressive proportionality.
We would like to see the Commission proposing the scrapping of degressive capping and addressing the issue of direct payments in a more radical way.
Agreeing on degressive proportionality in forming the future European Parliament is a clear expression of that solidarity,
In any case, I support a broad interpretation of this principle of degressive proportionality, and therefore intend to support the relevant amendment by Mr Bonde.
Degressive proportionality, the main feature of the report,
For reasons of administrative simplification, the current degressive co-financing rates for multi-annual programmes should be eliminated
I would say to Mr Friedrich that his proposal breaches the Treaty principle of degressive proportionality.
The scheme will provide a high, degressive per-tonne aid, available only to EU sugar factories, isoglucose
depreciation acc. to applicable depreciation rates, depreciation acc. to individual rates, degressive depreciation.
Firstly, the less degressive the scale we have,
My second comment is that the 73rd seat granted to Italy departs from the principle of degressive proportionality written into the Treaty,
A high, degressive per-tonne restructuring aid, available to EU sugar factories,
advertising(funded out of parafiscal charges); degressive for quality control; the aid for