Examples of using Accepted for processing in English and their translations into Romanian
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(ii) the quantity of each consignment accepted for processing;
(a) for quantities accepted for processing during the first half of the marketing year, no later than.
(ii) the net weight of each lot delivered and accepted for processing.
After your dossier has been accepted for processing, the next step is the technical completeness check.
(ii) the quantity of each consignment delivered and accepted for processing.
(c) in the case of mandarins and clementines accepted for processing during the third quarter of the marketing year, no later than 31 July.
Note that passing the business rules check provides confirmation only that the dossier can be accepted for processing, not that the dossier is complete.
(ii) the net weight of each lot delivered and accepted for processing, minus any reduction, and the identification number of the relevant delivery certificate;
A delivery certificate shall be issued for each product lot delivered under contract and accepted for processing at the processing plant, specifying.
(b) for quantities accepted for processing during the second half of the marketing year, with the exception of mandarins and clementines, no later than.
International payments will be accepted for processing until 15:00;
(b) for quantities accepted for processing during the second half of the marketing year, with the exception of mandarins and clementines, no later than 31 October of the following marketing year;".
Minimum quantity of raw material that is accepted for processing: 100 sqm.
(ii) the quantity of each consignment accepted for processing and, in the case of tomatoes, peaches and pears, the identification number of the relevant delivery certificate;
That quantity, broken down by contract and on the basis of thecorresponding amount of aid, may not exceed the quantity accepted for processing, after deduction of any reduction rates applied;
If the discrepancy between the quantities accepted for processing and the quantities contracted for is equal to or more than 20% but less than 30% of the quantities contracted for, .
(b) the quantity covered by the aid application,whereby that quantity, broken down by contract, may not exceed the quantity accepted for processing, after deduction of any reduction rates applied;
(ii) the net weight of each lot received and accepted for processing, the identification number of the relevant delivery certificate and the precise identification of the means of transport used;
Where processing takes place in another Member State,that Member State shall provide the Member State where the producer organisation signing the contract has its head office with proof that the product has in fact been delivered and accepted for processing.
Penalties in the event of discrepancies between quantities accepted for processing and quantities actually processed.
Where processing takes place in another Member State,that Member State shall provide the Member State where the head office of the producer organisation signing the contract is situated with proof that the product has in fact been delivered and accepted for processing.
That quantity, broken down by contract, may not exceed the quantity accepted for processing, after deduction of any reduction rates applied;
Aid for tomatoes, peaches and pears shall be paid by the competent body of the Member State in which the producer organisation signing the contract has its head office, as soon as that body has checked the aid application andestablished that the products covered by that application have been delivered and accepted for processing, on the basis, in particular, of the checks provided for in Article 18(1)(i).
No aid shall be granted if the discrepancy between the quantities accepted for processing and the quantities contracted for is equal to or more than 50% of the quantities contracted for. .
Except in cases of force majeure,where it is found that the full quantity of a product accepted for processing under contract has not been processed into one of the products listed in Article 1 of Regulation(EC) No 2202/96, the processor shall pay an amount equal to twice the unit amount of the aid, multiplied by the quantity of the raw material concerned which has not been processed, plus interest calculated in accordance with Article 20(1).
In Article 14(1), points(a) and(b) are replaced by the following:"(a)for quantities accepted for processing during the first half of the marketing year, no later than 30 June;
Producer organisations shall submit their aid applications,for the quantities accepted for processing during the extension period provided for in paragraph 1, to the body designated by the Member State in which their head office is situated no later than 31 October 2002.
(ii) the quantity of each consignment delivered and, in the case of tomatoes, peaches and pears,the quantity accepted for processing, after deduction of any reduction, and the identification number of the relevant delivery certificate;
(a) for the marketing year following the finding,if the difference found between the quantity accepted for processing and the quantity actually processed is more than 10% but no more than 20% of the quantity accepted for processing;