Examples of using Partial decoupling in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Beware of partial decoupling proposals!
That is why the Committee on Agriculture andRural Development suggests partial decoupling.
We consider partial decoupling to be the right way forward.
It has therefore proposed partial decoupling of aid.
Partial decoupling only due to the alignment of the cereals and oilseeds payments.
However, the Council favoured only a partial decoupling of the direct aid of 40.
Partial decoupling would be an incomprehensible compromise, a bureaucratic monster and an unsustainable system.
Total decoupling would be a total mistake and partial decoupling would be a partial mistake.
Partial decoupling at a production level is to allow for evolution rather than revolution in our Mediterranean regions.
In fact, despite the statement you have just made,Commissioner, only partial decoupling was discussed in June.
The general swing now towards partial decoupling weakens what could have been a bold move on the Commission's part.
I hope that that voluntary transitional period can allow for some kind of partial decoupling that could be a transitional measure.
One aspect that concerns me is the partial decoupling of aid; the haste to move forward in decoupling aid may endanger many crops.
Since the last CAP reform,the consequences of this decline have been felt more acutely, owing to the introduction of partial decoupling from the volume of production at 65.
Partial decoupling of direct aid must be maintained for animal premiums, but care must be taken not to include only intensive or large-scale animal husbandry para. 26.
One Member State asked for the possibility to continue applying partial decoupling after its integration into the Single Payment Scheme.
I think that the partial decoupling as proposed by the consensus reached through Mr Daul is a step in the right direction, but we could still examine these issues further and in greater depth.
The excuse used is the negotiations with the WTO, but a modest partial decoupling would be sufficient to provide the room for manoeuvre in those negotiations.
Establishing partial decoupling in the work of the committee would allow producers to receive a fixed sum of basic aid per farm or per hectare, calculated on past figures but restricted to a maximum figure of EUR 10 000.
While there are risks and benefits,I feel very strongly that partial decoupling proposals pose a far greater risk with no prospect of decrease in regulation.
As in the previous reforms, the key element in these is‘decoupling', severing the link between production volumes and direct producer support, although the Commission, in order to take the greatest possible account of environmental and social sensitivities,has proposed partial decoupling in some instances.
On the contrary, the principle of partial decoupling should allow for more equal remuneration for all farmers and for all production by applying the principle of multifunctionality.
We believe that the report improves on some substantial aspects of the Commission's proposal in proposing the partial decoupling of aid and the retention of aid for producers' organisations.
The proposal that Parliament has made with partial decoupling is the right road because the decisions of the 2003 Luxembourg Council provided for partial decoupling for all market organisations.
I cannot ask the Member States, andI quote:‘to ensure that partial decoupling is actually applied', because I have always opposed any form of decoupling, be it partial or total.
Given the choice between the total and partial decoupling of aid, we would prefer aid to be partially decoupled; were we to be asked to choose between this reform being implemented at once or deferring it, we would prefer a further short respite.
In order to maintain starch production in traditional areas of production andto recognise the role of potato production in the rotation of crops, partial decoupling has been adopted in this sector. Part(40%) of the current aid[2] is to be decoupled and included in the single farm payment scheme, based on deliveries over a historical period to potato starch manufacturers.
Mr Cunha's analgesic proposals such as,for example, the partial decoupling method, in other words making decoupling gradual rather than universal, with fewer products in the first year instead of all products, revoke none of the above and, on a medium-term basis, they will have the same catastrophic results on the rural economy.
Mr President, adoption of the report tomorrow can constitute a clear,positive signal with regard to the partial decoupling method, a solution which would avoid dismantling, in an extremely short space of time, the production of tobacco in Europe, thereby safeguarding 500 000 jobs of which 135 000 are in Italy alone.
Concerning the amendments asking to link the POSEI report to the banana sector and allow for a partial decoupling in non-outermost regions, the Commission's view is that this would clearly go against the whole idea behind the reform and also the linkage to the 2003 CAP reform.