Examples of using Allocation key in English and their translations into Slovak
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Allocation key per vessel.
Burden centres and allocation keys.
The touchstone is that any allocation key can be justified and is consistently applied(and is reviewed on a regular basis).
Official Journal of the European Union ANNEX Banknote allocation key from 1 May 2004.
Advance rules setup(allocation keys, non-financial indicators).
If they live in different EU countries,the tax revenues will be shared“according to some allocation keys,” the draft document says.
Costs estimated via allocation keys should be eligible.
The allocation key for this specific income must therefore reflect both the relevant share in the ECB 's capital and the length of the issue phase.
It should be noted that more complex allocation keys might also be used.
Such allocation keys have been set out taking into account the nature of each of the taxable services and, in particular, what triggers the receipt of revenues for the provider of the service.
The Annex to this Decision specifies the banknote allocation key applying on 1 January 2002.
Where the allocation key results in an imbalanced apportionment that fails to reflect the real economic activity, a dispute resolution mechanism could remedy such a situation.
M5 The Annex to this Decision specifies the banknote allocation key applying from 1 January 2009.
Furthermore, in order to obtain a reliable breakdown of the sales data between related and unrelated parties and Unionsales and exports, verified sampled data were used as an allocation key.
It may be the case that historically an allocation key has been agreed that reflects arm's length conditions and the consequent price.
This paper therefore concentrates on multiple low value adding services that will often be provided through a single contract andgenerally involving a cost pool and allocation keys.
Decision ECB/ 2001/15 needs to be amended accordingly in order todetermine the banknote allocation key applying from 1 May 2004, HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS.
Banknote allocation key» means the percentages that result from taking into account the ECB 's share in the total euro banknote issue and applying the subscribed capital key to the NCBs» share in that total.
The pragmatic approach outlined above is that whatever allocation key is decided upon it must be capable of being justified and applied consistently.
The costs of processing small orders were increased as a result of a number of accounting devices, namely‘unjustified individual multiplying factors', the‘failure to take account of the actualmanner in which orders were completed' and‘various allocation keys'.
Article 1( d) of Decision ECB/ 2001/15 defines the« bank-note allocation key» by reference to the Annex to Decision ECB/ 2001/15, which specifies the key applying from.
However, the previous 4-year protocol having expired, a new protocol was initialled on 25 February 2011, essentially to extend the provisions of the expired protocol for one year(covering the period from 28February 2011 to 27 February 2012), with the allocation key remaining unchanged.
The difference between the value of eurobanknotes allocated to each NCB in accordance with the banknote allocation key and the value of the euro banknotes that such NCB puts into circu lation should give rise to intra-Eurosystem balances.
( d)« banknote allocation key» shall mean the percentages that result from taking into account the ECB 's share in the total euro banknote issue and applying the subscribed capital key( rounded to the nearest multiple of 0,0005 percentage point) to the NCBs» share in such total.
L 337/53 The difference between the value of eurobanknotes allocated to each NCB in accordance with the banknote allocation key and the value of the euro banknotes that such NCB puts into circulation should give rise to intraEurosystem balances.
( h)« banknote allocation key» means the percentages that result from taking into account the ECB 's share in the total euro banknote issue and applying the subscribed capital key to the NCBs» share in such total, under Decision ECB/ 2001/15 of 6 December 2001 on the issue of euro banknotes( 1);
Reiterates its calls on the Commission to amend the existing Dublin Regulation in order to include a permanent, binding system of distribution of asylum seekers among the 28 Member States, using a fair,compulsory allocation key, while taking into account the prospects of integration and the needs and specific circumstances of asylum seekers themselves;
( d)« banknote allocation key» shall mean the percentages that result from taking into account the ECB 's share in the total euro banknote issue and applying the subscribed capital key( rounded to the nearest multiple of 0,0005 percentage point) to the NCBs» share in such total.
Any indirect- charge method should besensitive to the commercial features of the individual case(e.g. the allocation key makes sense under the circumstances), contain safeguards against manipulation and follow sound accounting principles and be capable of producing charges or allocations of costs that are commensurate with the actual or reasonably expected benefits to the recipient of the service"(OECD 7.23).
The allocation key for fruit and vegetables including bananas should reflect the current allocations by Member States, based on the objective criteria of the number of children in the age group of six- to ten-year olds as a proportion of the population, taking into the account also the development status of regions concerned.