Examples of using Redeployments in English and their translations into Slovak
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These redeployments are included in this table.
The strengthening of this initiative will be financed by redeployments from the relevant geographical envelopes.
These redeployments could have been more far reaching.
(ii) All other staff referred to in the table above are internal redeployments within existing staff allocations.
The redeployments agreed within sub-Heading 1a will be incorporated by the Commission into the financial programming by January 2008.
Other Heading 2 initiativeswill be financed, if necessary through redeployments, within the existing financial programming.
Redeployments of an overall amount of EUR 945 million will be identified in the annual budget procedure, out of which EUR 875 million in H1a and EUR 70 million in H4.
Concerning further funding of EUR 18.3 million for ACP banana-supplier countries, the Council asked the Commission to proposeas soon as possible additional redeployments within heading 4.
He also said that there could be internal redeployments between the translation services and the Committees' own services, in connection with the additional role attributed to them by the agreement.
Further notes that, in order to respond to the new challenges, measures were adopted toimprove cost efficiency through increased productivity, staff redeployments and improved working methods;
Regarding the redeployments for 2010, the Commission is invited to present a revised financial programming in order to ensure an orderly progression of the amounts planned over the period 2010-2013, while keeping the annual level of the margin unchanged.
Concerning the possibility of a further EUR 18.3 million for ACP banana supplier countries, the Council asked the Commission to proposeas soon as possible additional redeployments within heading 4.
In line with an interinstitutional agreement on budgetary discipline and sound financial management,the Council wishes to use redeployments from energy projects under the European economic recovery plan in order to cover the payments.
Letter of amendment No 2 for 2010 as proposed by the Commission and after taking into account the agreement reached on the exceptional milk action, the financing of the EERP,the mobilisation of the flexibility instrument and the redeployments within sub-heading 1a;
As shown in the previous chapter29 considerable additional means have alreadybeen deployed for responding to new challenges by redeployments and the use of margins and special instruments, and by mobilising additional finance from Member States through the Facility for Refugees in Turkey and Trust Funds.
As soon as the operational plan has been agreed upon and provided to the Member States, the executive director shall order toimmediately deploy the operational staff available through redeployments from other operational areas or other duties.
Whereas this annual policy strategy for 2008 ismainly focused on overall enlargement-related needs and on redeployments to address political changes from 2007 to 2008, the mid-term review should define perspectives for the future but could also have an impact on the final allocation for 2008.
In line with the joint statement agreed between the Parliament, the Council and the Commission, insists that the agreed reinforcement of Horizon 2020 and Erasmus+ programmes of EUR 100 million in anamending budget in 2019 will not be financed through redeployments from other programmes but through fresh appropriations;
In order to mobilise additional financial means for measures contributing to tackle the above mentionedchallenges, wide use has been made of all budgetary availabilities, including redeployments, margins and special instruments, and new instruments such as European Union Trust Funds and the Facility for Refugees in Turkey were set up to draw additional funding whilst respecting the constraints set by the MFF.
The prime reference amount includes redeployments from the Erasmus+ programme(EUR 197.7 million) and from the Employment and Social Innovation programme(EUR 10 million) for the financial years 2018, 2019 and 2020, and it is complemented by contributions from several Union programmes under different headings, such as the European Social Fund, the Union Civil Protection Mechanism, the LIFE programme and the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development.
An amount of EUR 100 million in commitments out of additional needs of EUR 1.3 billion for the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor(ITER)will be financed through redeployments; the Council and the European Parliament also agreed on a joint statement on the financing of the remaining part of the additional needs for ITER(cf. annexe).
Also, as regards ITER(unanimity needed in Council), it seemed that a compromise would guarantee an extra 1.4 billion for the years 2012 and 2013 by using unused margins under the different headings from the year 2010 and- but that part was still under discussion, as it was linked to guaranteeing better flexibilitymechanisms under the Multiannual Financial Framework Regulation- redeployments from the seventh framework programme for research and development.
The prime reference amount includes redeployments from the Erasmus+ programme(EUR 197.7 million) and from the Employment and Social Innovation programme(EUR 10 million) for the financial years 2018, 2019 and 2020, and it is complemented by contributions from several Union programmes under different headings, such as the European Social Fund, the Union Civil Protection Mechanism, the LIFE programme and the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development.
Parker's specialty is the redeployment of rapid response groups.
This redeployment appears to me to be extremely problematic.
Fleet Command will not support redeployment unless we have proof.
How would the redeployment work and what is the role of the Members States?
Redeployment within heading 1a.
Redeployment of all material.
Redeployment as an alternative to dismissal.