Examples of using Correction coefficient in English and their translations into Slovak
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CO2 correction coefficient due to the extra mass.
The import coupling, ensure durable, correction coefficient is high;
In the beginning a correction coefficient for Belgium and Luxembourg is fixed at 100.
Salaries are paid according to the grade and step in the salary grid andmultiplied by the correction coefficient.
A possible reason is the salary correction coefficient applied for the host state(73% as at 1 July 2016).
The economic parity for the place of employment shallbe the product of the purchasing power parity and the correction coefficient applicable to the capital city.
Date on which a correction coefficient comes into effect(places of employment with a high cost-of-living increase).
If inflation in BE and LU is higher than in the EU, the correction coefficient is increased, and decreased if it is lower.
Before the reform, a correction coefficient of less than 100% was applied to the pensions of pensioners living in such States(in other words, their pensions were reduced in relation to the reference amount).
Acknowledges that a possible reason for thehigh staff turnover is the salary correction coefficient applied in the host state(73% as at 1 July 2016);
No correction coefficient shall be applicable in Belgium and Luxembourg, having regard to the special referential role of those places of employment as principal and original seats of most of the institutions.
(a) the net remuneration and net pension without correction coefficient shall be increased or reduced by the update referred to above.
If Eurostat confirms that the difference is appreciable(more than 5%) and sustainable, the Commission shall enact, by means of delegated acts in accordance with Articles 111 and112 of the Staff Regulations, a correction coefficient for that place.
That percentage shall not exceed the difference between 100% and the correction coefficient applicable in the place of employment and shall regularly be reviewed.
In its 3rd paragraph:“No correction coefficient shall be applicable in Belgium and Luxembourg, having regard to the special referential role of those places of employment as principal and original seats of most of the institutions.”.
If inflation in BE andLU is different to inflation in the sample Member States, the correction coefficient is increased if BE and LU inflation is higher, and decreased if it is lower.
The fact that no correction coefficient is applicable in Belgium, as provided in Article 3(5) of Annex XI to the new Staff Regulations, means that a de facto correction coefficient of 100% is applied to pensions.
The remuneration of the staff of EU institutions,agencies and other EU bodies is multiplied by a correction coefficient depending on cost of living in the place of employment.
The low grading of posts combined with low correction coefficient does not encourage foreigners(especially from West and Northern Europe) to move to Hungary, and that as a result, the geographical balance of staff is not ensured.
If Eurostat confirms that the difference is appreciable(more than 5%) and sustainable, the Commission shall enact, by means of delegated acts in accordance with Articles 110a and110b of the Staff Regulations, a correction coefficient for that place.
Due to the location of ESMA in Paris, a salary correction coefficient of 1 148 is taken into account due to the higher cost of living compared to Brussels.
Three agencies(Frontex, CEPOL and BEREC) experienced difficulties in finding suitable candidates with the required profile,which is possibly related to the salary correction coefficient applied for the hosting country(66,7%, 69% and 76,5% respectively).
For places with a high cost-of-living increase, the correction coefficient shall come into effect before 1 January in the case of the intermediate update, or 1 July in the case of the annual update.
Application for annulment of the implied decision rejecting the applicant's request to apply to the salary received by him fromMay 2001 until the end of his mission in Angola the correction coefficient referred to in Articles 12 and 13 of Annex X to the Staff Regulations.
Its main object is to complain of the absence of a correction coefficient for Luxembourg, which, in the applicants' submission,would necessarily be higher than the correction coefficient for Brussels, whereas the previous steps concerned the absence of calculations or agreement.
In concrete terms, however, the period of transition laid down in the new version of the Staff Regulations is not, as the abovementioned recital might lead one to suppose,a period of transition from a pension calculated using a correction coefficient to a pension without such a coefficient. .
If inflation in BE andLU is different to inflation in the sample Member States, the correction coefficient is increased if BE and LU inflation is higher, and decreased if it is lower.
The low grading of posts combined with low correction coefficient, does not encourage foreigners(especially from West and Northern Europe) to move to Hungary, therefore the geographical balance cannot be always ensured during the recruitment process.
For places with a high cost-of-livingincrease(as measured by the change in the implicit indices), the correction coefficient shall come into effect before 1 January in the case of the intermediate update, or 1 July in the case of the annual update.
By memorandum of 6 June 2007 theDirector-General of Eurostat replied that any request to establish a correction coefficient was outside the competence of Eurostat and should be addressed to the Directorate-General(DG)‘Personnel and Administration' of the Commission.