Examples of using Re-allocation in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Council of any re-allocation.
Re-allocation of funds between the axes and to the individual thematic sections within the axes.
In light of this recent development, a re-allocation of funds seems no longer necessary.
As expected, re-allocation of cases notified to the network was extremely rare(less than 1% of the cases).
This proposal does not necessitate a change in the budget of the ERF, but rather a re-allocation of the resources already available.
The re-allocation of funds to thematic sections within each axis shall be reflected in the work programmes referred to in Article 32.
The underlying structural changes will involve re-allocation of workers and different effects across economic sectors, skill types, and regions.
The re-allocation of key staff in the area of IT and administration was not successful, causing material risk of instability to the Agency and its operations.
Work towards a comprehensive social protection for the unemployed,while limiting the use of wage supplementation schemes to facilitate labour re-allocation.
Streamlined bankruptcy proceedings would mean an easier exit for loss-making enterprises,better re-allocation of resources and a fairer distribution of remaining assets among creditors.
Subject to their subsequent allocation or re-allocation as provided for in Articles 11(5) and 13, the use of these funds shall be decided later in accordance with the Common Implementing Regulation.
The Commission confirms that this has already been taken on board by the EIUC in the framework of the 2007-2008 grant,mainly through a re-allocation of funds inside this grant.
Where the re-allocation reaches a cumulative amount greater than 10% of the amount referred to in paragraph 1, the Commission shall consult the Copernicus Committee, in accordance with the advisory procedure referred to in Article 30(3).
Further to the reduction in the financial envelope for TACIS by EUR 5.6 million, programmes facing serious implementing delays and/ordifficulties may be asked to contribute to the re-allocation.
There is also the apprehension that after re-allocation, some of these funds will be used to develop urban areas and the most dynamic areas at the cost of the historically more backward and less actively managed areas.
A business climate that encourages company formation and entrepreneurship,as well as permitting a re-allocation of resources to operations, should be more favourable to jobs creation than it is today.
Subject to their subsequent allocation or re-allocation in accordance with the procedures provided for in Article 14, the use of these funds shall be decided later in accordance with the Common Implementation Regulation.
The divergence between the Indicative Programme and the approved projects and expenditures results partly from the requests from the beneficiaries,the possibility to implement projects and the re-allocation of funds initially intended for the Russian Federation.
Determine on the basis of objective criteria the conditions on which producers may obtain, in return for payment,at the beginning of a twelve-month period, the re-allocation by the competent authority or a body designated by that authority of individual quotas released definitively at the end of the preceding twelve-month period by other producers in return for compensation in one or more annual instalments equal to the abovementioned payment;
It will enhance consumer protection, reinforcefinancial stability and promote the global competitiveness of the European industry by providing a sound platform for business to expand and innovate through re-allocation of capital.
The proposed Council recommendation will haveimplications on the allocations of resources at national level, particularly through re-allocation of ESF programmes towards direct client services and through initial investment in service and coordination capacity.
To allow exchanges of best practices, Member States could also provide information on reforms of budget institutions aiming at improving the quality and efficiency of government finances- e.g. introduction of performance-budgeting techniques ornew fiscal rules favouring re-allocation of expenditure towards different priorities.
Nevertheless, the Court states that although the withdrawal of train paths in the event of disruption of trafficis not regarded as an essential function, their re-allocation must be regarded as part of the essential functions which may be exercised only by an independent manager or by an allocation body.
Although the total net job creation effects may not be very large- as creation of new'green' jobs and greening of existing jobs will partly be offset by loss of some existing jobs-the underlying structural changes will involve re-allocation of workers across economic sectors and skill types.
(b) determine on the basis of objective criteria the conditions on which producers may obtain, in return for payment,at the beginning of a twelve-month period, the re-allocation by the competent authority or a body designated by that authority of individual quotas released definitively at the end of the preceding twelve-month period by other producers in return for compensation in one or more annual instalments equal to the abovementioned payment;
The report concludes that overall, the jurisdictional thresholds and the referral mechanisms have provided theappropriate legal framework for a flexible allocation and re-allocation of cases between the Commission and the National Competition Authorities(NCAs).
Administrative resources freed by transferringtasks from the Commission departments to the executive agency, and the re-allocation of the human resources; in particular the number of staff(including external staff) assigned to each relevant task within the Commission, the number of this staff to be transferred to a proposed new or enlarged agency, the number of Commission posts to be frozen as a consequence and the number of Commission staff to be proposed to be redeployed to other tasks;