Examples of using Correction coefficient in English and their translations into Portuguese
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No correction coefficient shall be applicable to pensions.
Salaries are paid according to the grade andstep in the salary grid and multiplied by the correction coefficient.
The head correction coefficient k is a function of θ degrees.
If inflation in BE andLU is higher than in the EU, the correction coefficient is increased, and decreased if it is lower.
The purpose of the correction coefficient is to guarantee the same purchasing power to officials and former officials in the same situation.
Under Article 3 of Annex XI to the Staff Regulations, no correction coefficient is applicable in Belgium and Luxembourg.
The correction coefficient was calculated in accordance with the‘capital method', so as to reflect the difference in the cost of living between London and Brussels.
He claimed that the reduction of his pension rights, unjustified in his opinion, andin particular of the correction coefficient, infringed a number of general principles of law.
In other words, the minimum correction coefficient is 100% which obviously means that there is no need for a correction coefficient.
There continues an OLAF investigation into the Committee of the Regions in connection with its reimbursement of members' expenses, to which a correction coefficient was applied.
If inflation in BE andLU is different to inflation in the sample Member States, the correction coefficient is increased if BE and LU inflation is higher, and decreased if it is lower.
Before the reform, a correction coefficient of less than 100% was applied to the pensions of pensioners living in such States in other words, their pensions were reduced in relation to the reference amount.
Considering that actual distances were used in this study,a value of 1.3 was used as a correction coefficient. Therefore, the expected value of the distance used to form the main diagonal of the matrix is obtained by.
Simply, for the pensions and the salaries of serving officials for Belgium(and Luxembourg),there is no provision to apply any correction coefficient to the reference amounts.
Following enlargement on 1 January 2007, the correction coefficient applicable to remuneration in the new Member States will be calculated in accordance with Annex XI to the Staff Regulations.
The first subparagraph of Article 20(1) of Annex XIII to the new Staff Regulations states that the pensions of those officials are to remain subject to the correction coefficient for the Member State in which they have established proven main residence.
There is, however, a correction coefficient for rural users in areas with less than 10 000 popula tion since they are not required to have the same level of waste wate' treatment services, according to Direc tive 91/271/EEC.
Two modifications were proposed in the original model:1st modification(in the ciac parameter- correction coefficient of cladode area index) and the second modification in the cr¿respiration correction coefficient.
In concrete terms, however, the period of transition laid down in the new version of the Staff Regulations is not, as the abovementioned recital might lead one to suppose,a period of transition from a pension calculated using a correction coefficient to a pension without such a coefficient. .
It is clear that the appellant did not(and does not)have an interest in contesting the correction coefficient of 100% applied to pensioners living in Belgium or rather, to be precise, the absence of a correction coefficient in accordance with Article 3(5) of Annex XI to the Staff Regulations.
The basis for sample definition was the equation described in the formula N[E. p 1-p. c]/A, in which E is the confidence limit E 1.96 for a margin of error of 5%;c is the cluster sample correction coefficient c 2.1; and A, the accepted precision for the estimated prevalence A 4.5.
In the absence of specific provisions regarding the correction coefficient to be applied to pensions, the coefficient applied to serving officials of the Communities has always been used, the benchmark for which was the cost of living in the various capitals of the Member States the so-called‘capital method.
To calculate the sample, the following equation was used:{[Ex p 1-p] x c}/ A, where E is the level of confidence 1.96,c is the sample correction coefficient 2.1 for sample by clustering, and A is the acceptable precision for the estimated prevalence 6.
Some authors have published studies to determine the correction coefficient between the duration and the distance of the test and the maximum oxygen consumption. However, to date, the values of these correction coefficients are varied. Therefore, the results of the cardio-respiratory fitness test were maintained in categories.
In addition, the appellant maintains that the judgment under appeal is defective in so far as it maintains that the decision of the Community legislature to apply a correction coefficient of 100% to pensioners living in‘less expensive' Member States was not manifestly arbitrary or inappropriate paragraph 136 of the judgment under appeal.
Finally, the appellant reiterates the fourth argument raised before the Court of First Instance to support his claim of a difference in treatment,an argument based on the advantage allegedly given to pensioners living in‘less expensive' Member States by applying a correction coefficient of 100% to them under the new scheme.
In other words, for persons who acquired pension rights before 1 May 2004,the reference cost of living for calculating the correction coefficient is no longer solely that for the capital of the Member State where he resides but the average for all of the State in question.
It added, at paragraphs 120 to 123 ofthe judgment under appeal, that it is true that, when the transition was made from the‘capital method' to the‘country method', neither the basic amount of‘Belgian' pensions nor the 100% correction coefficient applied to that amount was reduced in a manner which took account of the new method.
V- Procedure before the Court of Justice andforms of order sought by the parties his claim of a difference in treatment in relation to pensioners living in Belgium, to whom a correction coefficient calculated on the basis of the cost of living in Brussels, instead of the entire territory of Belgium, continued to be applied, despite the switch to the‘country method.
To represent this population, an ideal sample was estimated using the following equation:{[z x p 1-p] x k}/?, where z is the confidence level for a probabilistic error of 5% z=1.96, p is the estimated prevalence of outcome p= 20%,k is the sample correction coefficient k=1.2, given that sampling is by cluster,? is the margin of error estimation for the estimated prevalence?=6.