Examples of using Structural aid in English and their translations into Polish
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Expected effects of structural aid in the period 2007-2013.
Structural aid is an important factor for increasing investment activities in a given region.
Extensive use should be made of long-term structural aid for trusted partners.
Share of total EU structural aid by Member State2000-2006 programming period.
This percentage is particularly high for Greece and Portugal 42.3% and 35.2% of structural aid respectively.
The positive effects of structural aid in other cohesion countries are disputable.
There were also further changes to the Commission's proposals in the system under which the structural aid would operate.
The positive effects of structural aid in other cohesion countries are disputable.
This situation also reflects the fact that other EU countries have benefited from structural aid to less prosperous regions.
As part of the mid-term review of structural aid, the national authorities, in close cooperation with the European Commission, measured the performance of more than 200 programmes.
An important factor here is foreign direct investment,for which well-targeted structural aid can create a favourable environment.
The funds that are currently available for structural aid need to be concentrated, given the higher number of Member States and the unchanged proportion of budget resources.
The enlargement of the EU is bound to lead to shifts in funding between the Member States and the regions,particularly in the field of structural aid.
The West German Länder are also entitled to structural aid under the"regional competitiveness and employment" objective.
Following the democratic changes, these two countries should be classified as safe third countries for refugees and that is where weshould be channelling controllable, sustainable, structural aid.
It is not however possible to draw clear conclusions of a distinct correlation between the high level of structural aid that Ireland received and the notable progress that it achieved.
Since the 1970s, structural aid has been available for disadvantaged regions in order to ensure that the growth of the economy and of prosperity is geographically balanced.
However, given the precise nature of what is at stake,this cannot lead to the level of structural aid being dependent on the number of inhabitants covered; quite the contrary.
Agrees, in terms of structural aid, that the EFF should be focused more towards conservation and environmental initiatives, safety, increasing product quality and diversification and less on capital investment measures designed to increase capacity;
Recent empirical studies have analysed real convergence between regions andshow that there is a positive correlation between the amount of structural aid provided and GDP growth in real terms.
In cohesion countries that profited from both substantial structural aid and growth-oriented national policies, the rate of growth in per capita GDP at the regional level was higher than the EU-15 average.
Provision should therefore be made for derogations for certain types of investments from the provisions limiting the grant of some structural aid provided for in Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999.
The Member State shall present a national strategic reference framework which ensures that Community structural aid is consistent with the Community strategic guidelines, and which identifies the link between Community priorities, on the one hand, and national and regional priorities in order to promote sustainable development, and the national action plan on employment, on the other hand.
Provision should accordingly be made for derogations for certain types of investments from the provisions limiting orpreventing the grant of some structural aid provided for in Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999.
Address the specific needs of the outermost regions as regards rural development policy, not least by abolishing provisions which restrict orprevent access to structural aid; compensating farmers for increased costs; setting aid levels which are commensurate with the needs of these regions; and increasing Community coverage by introducing support measures in the following and other fields: specific production systems, use of appropriate machinery, agricultural insurance schemes, promotion of the setting-up of associations, and programmes for combating harmful organisms;
Provision should accordingly be made for derogations for certain types of investments fromthe provisions limiting or preventing the grant of some structural aid provided for in Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999.
Far-reaching reforms of the CFP are envisaged and, in light of that, andin a context of ever decreasing structural aid, many companies could need liquidity to restructure or adapt themselves with a view to 2013.
Provision should accordingly be made for derogations for certain types of investments fromthe provisions limiting or preventing the grant of some structural aid provided for in Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999.
This approach ensured the mutual consistency of the two systems up to the 2000-2006 programming period as, for political and economic reasons,the maps of the EU regions eligible for structural aid under objectives 1 and 2 were made to coincide with the maps of the regions eligible for regional state-aid exemptions; however, this practice ceased as of the 2007-2013 programming period.
In the case of aid granted per hectare, the commercial objective is attained when the product is harvested, usually at the beginning of the marketing year;whereas the operative event for structural aid should be established at 1 January;