Examples of using Outstanding commitments in English and their translations into Romanian
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Lack of outstanding commitments.
Declaration regarding the existence or lack of outstanding commitments;
Outstanding commitments from the 2000-2006 period.
The pressure on payments was also reflected in the increase in the amount of outstanding commitments.
Rapid case review: Outstanding commitments in the EU budget- A closer look.
The compilation of payment plans andforecasts where outstanding commitments are significant;
How to put an end to outstanding commitments: impact of the lack of a real evaluation and of effective budget capacity.
Requests that the Commission take measures to strictly observe the rules andtimetables regarding outstanding commitments including.
The Council is concerned about the level of outstanding commitments(RAL)[5] and will continue to oversee its evolution.
The 2000-2006 regulatory framework for commitments andpayments implies a relatively large stock of outstanding commitments.
The total outstanding commitments at the end of 2008 stood at EUR 6.4 billion(compared to EUR 12.9 billion in 2007).
According to the Commission's implementation report, the level of Commission's outstanding commitments(RAL) amounted to EUR 299 998.99 million as at 30 November 2018.
The total outstanding commitments(RAL) at the end of 2009 stood at EUR 4,800 million(compared to EUR 6,400 million in 2008).
Payment appropriations increase by 8,6% to EUR 7 428,0 million,mostly to take account of the rapidly growing level of outstanding commitments under this heading.
At the end of 2009, the outstanding commitments("reste à liquider", RAL) corresponding to the 2000-2006 period amounted to EUR 8.4 billion.
When provided on a portfolio basis, the guarantee coverage should be capped depending upon the type of instrument,such as debt, equity or guarantees, as a percentage of the volume of the portfolio of outstanding commitments.
At the 2012 financial year end, the outstanding commitments and liabilities needing to be funded together amounted to around 313 billion euro.
This significant increase takes into account the low level of payments in 2014 forprogrammes such as Horizon 2020 and the need to address the growing level of outstanding commitments while allowing for sufficient pre-financing to launch the new programmes.
The EAGGF-Guidance outstanding commitments(RAL) at the end of 2010 amounted to EUR 1,183.3 million, equivalent to 5.3% of the whole allocation 2000-2006.
In accordance with point 18 of the Interinstitutional Agreement on budgetary discipline and sound financial management, the European Parliament and the Council recall the need to ensure, in the light of implementation, an orderly progression of the total appropriations for payments in relation to the appropriations for commitments, so as to avoid any abnormal evolution of outstanding commitments("RAL").
Is greatly concerned that outstanding commitments amount to EUR 11,61 billion and that the available balance at the end of 2015 amounts to EUR 23,27 billion;
The institutions agree to do their utmost to find appropriate solutions so that the exceptionally high level of outstanding payments of the structural and cohesion funds of the 2007-2013 period should not persist beyond 2014 and that, therefore,all efforts will be undertaken to ensure that the Contingency Margin will not be mobilised to finance outstanding commitments stemming from programmes for structural and cohesion funds in the financial years 2015-2020.".
At the end of 2006, the outstanding commitments corresponding to the 2000-2006 period amounted to€ 15 682 million(€ 13 206 million for CF and€ 2 476 million for ex-ISPA projects).
It is not good or sound budgeting to fail to pay out on the outstanding commitments agreed on in previous years, so both must be taken into account when shaping the final draft proposal for 2012.
At the end of 2008, the outstanding commitments("reste à liquider", RAL) corresponding to the 2000-2006 period(including two new Member States: Bulgaria and Romania) amounted to€ 11.77 billion, down from 2007(€ 14.80 billion).
Notes that the eleventh EDF impacted the implementation rates of outstanding commitments, the latter decreasing from 98% to 69,7% for global commitments and from 91,2% to 63,5% for individual commitments; .
This relatively large stock of outstanding commitments corresponds to approximately three years of commitments, which among others is explained by the time required to realise often complex and large infrastructure projects, and to a lesser extent by the fact that the rule of automatic decommitment('N+2 rule') which applies to the Structural Funds does not apply to the Cohesion Fund.
The second, in specific terms,reaffirms the principle that outstanding commitments- which are particularly high in the cohesion sector- ought to be carried out and not, as the Council suggests, simply cut out.
Regrets, in particular, that the outstanding commitments increased significantly by the end of 2016, to reach EUR 238 billion, and that the increase relative to the figure for 2015- over EUR 21 billion- was twice as high as initially expected;
The total amount of payment appropriations is lower compared to 2010, since outstanding commitments(the so-called‘RAL', reste à liquider) on many‘completion' lines for previous programmes that are being closed have diminished substantially.