Examples of using Corresponding reduction in English and their translations into Romanian
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And with a corresponding reduction in pay, of course.
Each issuing of an import licence shall result in a corresponding reduction of the import rights.
These improvements resulted in a corresponding reduction in the darkening appearance of the facial skin associated with the presence of terminal hair.
What we're seeing here is a rapid deterioration of mental function without a corresponding reduction in physical strength.
These improvements resulted in a corresponding reduction in the darkening appearance of the facial skin associated with the presence of terminal hair.
The laws of a Member State may make this cancellation subject to a corresponding reduction in the subscribed capital.
The latter will be financed by corresponding reductions in other actions(mostly actions under institutional prerogatives) within the transport and energy policy area.
After you have added the“Miles” coupon, press the Apply button andyou can complete the order with the corresponding reduction.
In the ITT population the corresponding reduction was 23.9% 95% CI.
Eliminating incentives to resort to"fuel tourism" would eliminate detours and result in a corresponding reduction in pollution.
Such adjustments must be offset by a corresponding reduction of the payment ceiling for year n-1.
The corresponding reduction in maintenance costs and overall downtime translates to a significant reduction in the levelised cost of energy for SGRE wind turbines.
It occurs when blood volume causes a decrease in blood pressure and a corresponding reduction in the amount of oxygen reaching the tissues.
The legislation does not provide a maximum duration of technical unemployment, butprovides the possibility of reducing working hours from 5 to 4 days per week, with a corresponding reduction in salary.
The Commission proposes to offset these amounts through a corresponding reduction of the ITER budget item 08 04 01 02 in commitments and payments.
According to Insurance Sweden,young women's motor insurance has become around 10% more expensive while young men who are over-represented in traffic accidents have obtained a corresponding reduction in their insurance premiums.
The engine control triggers a corresponding reduction in the drive torque in such cases by reducing the ignition position, intervening in fuel injection and influencing the position of the throttle valve.
The increase or establishment of such a reference quantity shall be subject to a corresponding reduction or cancellation of the other reference quantity the producer owns.
There are more than 160 million buildings in Europe, and these buildings need to be renovated in respect of their thermal efficiency in order to minimise energy consumption,thereby bringing about a corresponding reduction in overall energy consumption.
Thus the total prohibition to use driftnets is not expected to result in a corresponding reduction of fishers which will continue to operate with other gears as already authorised in their fishing licence.
At the same time, if, within 18 months from the entry into force of this law, the shares in the bearer are not converted into registered shares, they will be canceled by law,with the consequence of the corresponding reduction of the share capital, which will be registered in the Trade Register.
The dramatic technological developments and corresponding reduction in investment costs have made it more profitable for small producers to use their electricity themselves, thus reducing the amounts of electricity bought from the grid.
In order to facilitate the voluntary departure from thesector by individual producers, a quota buy-back programme with corresponding reduction of the guarantee thresholds referred to in Article 8 shall be set up.
To receive the corresponding reduction, Client Card must be presented to the employee of"Organizer" until the issuing of payment voucher, in case of consumptions in the restaurant, or dictatingof Client Card's number to operator in case of orders through deliveryservice.
The total prohibition to use driftnets according to option 4 is not expected to result in a corresponding reduction of fishers which will continue to operate with other gears as already authorised in their fishing licence.
Furthermore, the bearer shares issued prior to Law 129/2019 entering into force will be converted into nominal shares, and the shares that will not be converted will be automatically annulled after the expiry of an 18 months period from the date Law 129/2019 entered into force,having as consequence the corresponding reduction of the share capital.
At an institutional level,all the political institutions of the European Union will be reformed European Parliament by a corresponding reduction in the number of members, redistribution or reduce their number of votes in the Council;
(2) Article 4(2) of Regulation(EEC) No 3950/92 lays down that the individual reference quantities are increased or established at the duly justified request of producers to take account of changes affecting their deliveries and/or direct sales and that the increase orestablishment of such a reference quantity is subject to a corresponding reduction or cancellation of the other reference quantity the producer owns.
Under Article 14(1) of Regulation(EEC) No 2075/92 and excluding sensitive production areas and/or groups of high-quality varieties asdefined in paragraph 2, a quota buy-back programme with corresponding reduction of the guarantee thresholds referred to in Article 8 of Regulation(EEC) No 2075/92 shall be introduced to facilitate the voluntary departure from the sector of individual producers.
While option 3 conserves the economic, social and health benefits of option 2, and increases the impact in some of these aspects for instance through better protection and enhanced mobility of outside workers,the main benefit of option 3 lies with the simplification of Community legislation and corresponding reduction of the regulatory burden, both in terms of transposition in national law and in operational terms.
