Examples of using Restructuring scheme in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Restructuring Scheme.
For background on the reform of the sugar restructuring scheme please see.
The restructuring scheme applies until 2010.
Sugar reform: Commission proposes to improve sugar restructuring scheme.
Further reductions in the restructuring scheme will reduce any final cut.
The level of these cuts will vary depending on how much quota each Member State had renounced under the restructuring scheme.
Rescue and restructuring scheme of the City of Bremen in favour of SMEs.
Annex 1: Quantities withdrawn from the market under the Restructuring Scheme 2006-2009.
Secondly, the vineyard restructuring scheme excludes older vines, which is unacceptable given the high average age of European vines.
In the first year of application,about 1.5 million tonnes of quota were renounced under the restructuring scheme.
In modifying the restructuring scheme, it must be taken into account that some Member States have renounced a substantial portion of their quota.
The final compulsory quota cut will take account of each Member State's success in reducing national quota under the restructuring scheme.
The Commission proposes a new, voluntary and temporary restructuring scheme for the EU sugar sector, which will operate for four years 2006/07 to 2009/10.
The Council took note of the information provided by the Commission on the state of play regarding implementation of the sugar restructuring scheme 15533/06.
On 13 December,the Commission authorised the pig restructuring scheme, relating to both capacityreduction and restructuring. .
If insufficient quota has been renounced by 2010,the Commission also proposes that the level of compulsory quota cut would vary depending on how much quota each Member State had renounced under the restructuring scheme.
Market balance will be ensured by the amounts of sugar quota entering the restructuring scheme and the market balance tools proposed below.
With regard to the restructuring scheme, an ad hoc restructuring amount will be charged to finance it and will be assigned to a restructuring fund.
She indicated that only 1 million tonnes of quota sugar would be put into the restructuring scheme in its second year(2007/08), instead of the 3,5 million tonnes expected.
However, when setting the quota for that following marketing year, the Commission will take into account not onlythe quantities withdrawn but also the quantities renounced through the restructuring scheme.
If, by 2010, insufficient quota has been renounced within the restructuring scheme, the Commission is mandated to make compulsory quota cuts, with no financial compensation.
If there is still insufficient quota renunciation,the quota cut at the end of the restructuring period would be adjusted according to the volume of quota renounced under the restructuring scheme.
Moreover, modification of the restructuring scheme should not impact negatively on Member States that have already implemented a higher-than-average quota reduction.
The question of the necessary tools for the restructuring of the sector has therefore been reframed. The Commission is now proposing an ambitious,voluntary and temporary restructuring scheme for the EU sugar sector, to be implemented over a four-year period.
The package consist in a revision of the current sugar restructuring scheme established by the 2006 sugar reform in order to improve the restructuring process and the competitiveness of the sector.
My second question relates to a comment the Commissioner made earlier in the debate when she said that the 10% which is being set aside under the restructuring scheme for growers could be increased by Member States in particular circumstances.
If the restructuring scheme fails, the consequences are clear to everybody- there will be no other funds to facilitate the restructuring of the sugar industry and we will have to apply a linear cut in quotas by 2010.
European Union agriculture ministers today backed changes to the sugar restructuring scheme which will make it more effective and thus reduce European Union sugar production to sustainable levels.
The restructuring scheme was a key element of the 2006 reform of the Common Market Organisation for sugar, offering producers who would be uncompetitive at the new lower price a financial incentive to leave the sector.
The interests of sugar beet growers in particular were considered important in the context of the restructuring scheme, and the possibility of extending a specific restructuring payment to growers was discussed.