Examples of using Average delay in English and their translations into Slovak
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Their average delay is 18 seconds.
Only Malta, Sweden, Spain, France and Latvia have a shorter average delay than in November 2011.
Their average delay is just 18 seconds.
Thankfully, with ThinkSmart Hub 500,you can avoid costly late starts(especially when the average delay is around 10 minutes).
The average delay for late payments was 21 days.
The calculation of payments shall take into account the average delay of train services of similar punctuality requirements;
The average delay for late payments was 35(2015: 29) days.
The calculation of payments shall take into account the average delay of train services of similar punctuality requirements.
The average delay between the onset of their symptoms and a positive diagnosis is approximately seven years.
(e) the calculation of payments reflects the average delay of rail services subject to similar requirements of punctuality;
The average delay was almost 13 months, with delays varying between 3 months and 33 months.
The analysis of a sample of audit reports showed an average delay of 416 days between the initiation and the completion of the audit.
The average delay in communicating the national legislation was 12 months- ranging from 3- 24 months12.
The three synthesis reports(see paragraphs 5 to 7)covering the years from 2002 to 2013 were published with an average delay of more than 17 months.
Indeed, the average delay for receiving a payment was 64 days.
Welcomes the Agency's declaration that there were no late payments in 2015 and that the average delay for payments was of 20 days, which is excellent;
As a matter of fact, the average delay of trains is less than one minutes every year.
This delay includes a very broad range of ex-post reviews and, given the Commission's emphasis on evaluations,it is worth noting that the average delay for evaluations and fitness checks is just over 16 months.
The reporting of an average delay masks significant disruption to normal operations, particularly in peak summer days.
On average, the delay at completion was 10.7 months. o For CEF-E, at the end of 2017, around two thirds of 39 ongoing projects reviewed by INEA were not fully on track: average delay 6.5 months.
The average delay on the Tōkaidō Shinkansen, the most heavily travelled high-speed rail line in the world, is about half a minute.
In addition, the requirement of exequatur generated average delays per case of several months and costs reaching up to 4,000 Euro for citizens18.
The average delay for audit reports has gone up from 191,6 days in 2006 to 230,5 days in 2009(between the date of the audit mission and the date of the audit report).
In addition, the requirement of exequatur generated average delays of several months per case and costs reaching up to EUR 4 000 for citizens(3).
The quite significant average delay in delivering ex-post reviews should be seen within the context both of the lack of consideration given to the most appropriate timing for different types of ex-post review in the design of review clauses(see paragraphs 32 to 34) and to the need for a completed ex-post review within the context of the Commission's“evaluate first” commitment.
There are many reasons for this success: the line connects megacities with populations of several million; trains run on dedicated tracks at a very high frequency(up to 433 trains per day);service reliability and punctuality are outstanding(in 2016, the average delay was less than 24 seconds throughout the year); and there are state-of-the-art safety and security measures in the stations and along the line, as well as sufficient support to travellers in stations.
(i) overall average delay of services as a percentage per category of service(international, domestic long-distance, regional and urban/suburban);
The classification of roads and the definition of time periods shall be based on objective criteria related to the level of exposure of the roads and their vicinities to congestion and pollution such as population density, the yearly number of pollution peaks measured in accordance with Directive 96/62/EC, the average daily and hourly traffic and the level of service(percentage of theday or the year when road usage is close to or above capacity, average delays and/or queues lengths).
Is also worried that the average delay between the occurrence of an irregularity, its detection and finally its reporting to the Commission is 6,3 years in the agricultural sector and 2,75 years in other sectors;
For those 19 projects, the average delay was almost 13 months, with delays varying between 3 months(provision of RORO terminal equipment in the port of Vigo, Spain) and 33 months(Jade-Weser-Port in Wilhelmshaven, Germany).