Examples of using Reference quantities in English and their translations into Slovak
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ESTABLISHING NATIONAL REFERENCE QUANTITIES(NATIONAL QUOTAS) 19.
Reference quantities are allocated to them on application in accordance with the arrangements adopted by the national(15) In Hungary a surplus of 23 201,4 tonnes, or 1,3% of the national reference quantity for deliveries, was allocated to producers at the beginning of the 2004-2005 quota year.
It shall apply only to the reference quantities available on 31 March 2000.
(2) Individual reference quantities allocated to producers at the beginning of the 2004-2005 milk year(data supplied by the paying agencies).
Individual reference quantity determined': shall mean the individual reference quantities to which the farmer is entitled.
Producers receive individual reference quantities for their deliveries and/or direct sales within national limits.
The applicants were not sufficiently precise insetting out the extent to which they were able to produce the reference quantities in question on the respective initial SLOM holdings.
Under EU legislation, individual reference quantities may be merged only if the cooperative is an approved purchaser.
As the Court of Auditors itself observed earlier,the Member States enjoy considerable latitude in managing their national reference quantities in function of their particular economic or social objectifs.
Each Member State receives two reference quantities("quotas"), one for deliveries to dairies, the other for direct sales to consumers.
The Member States nevertheless have latitude, in particular when defining the arrangements for transferring quotas between producers,to administer their national reference quantities in accordance with their own economic and social objectives, e.g. regarding the type of holding they consider desirable or even the territorial distribution of holdings.
Producers allocated reference quantities under 1 000 kg(deliveries and/or direct sales) for the first year thus accounted for 12% of quota-holders in Latvia and 6% in Lithuania.
The Member States mayreplenish the national reserve by taking back unused reference quantities, retaining part of transfers or making an across-the-board reduction in quotas.
In allocating individual reference quantities for deliveries, Hungary and Slovakia did not take account of the upper limit mentioned in the EU legislation(14); these countries allocated(14) According to of Article 6(1)(2), of Council Regulation(EC) No 1788/2003, the basis for calculating reference quantities for deliveries and direct sales appeared in Table(f) of Annex I.
A company formed by the merger of companies, each having imported reference quantities, may use those reference quantities as a basis for its application.
(3) For these two Member States, the national reference quantities were applicable from 1 May 2004, but the obligation to set individual reference quantities did not take effect until 1 April 2005.
It is thus apparent from a reading of Regulation No 857/84, as amended by Regulation No 764/89, in conjunction with the implementing regulation, No 1546/88, as amended by Regulation No 1033/89,that a producer had to be able to produce the reference quantities applied for by using the production assets which he operated and part, at least, of those assets used for that purpose had to correspond to those which he possessed at the time at which he entered into the nonmarketing undertaking.
Illustration 2 Deliveries- national reference quantities in the ten new Member States(11) For the Baltic States, the data for 1999 were excluded because of the disruption resulting from the economic crisis in Russia.
They claim that they fulfilled all of the conditions laid down for the allocation of provisional reference quantities, namely, that they were in a position to produce the reference quantities on their holdings as they existed at the time of the application.
Poland and Slovenia, where the obligation to apply individual reference quantities was deferred until 1 April 2005, were nevertheless in a position to allocate individual quotas for 2004-2005 and extended them to the 2005-2006 quota year.
Third paragraph On 18 September 2006 the Council, aware of the need of restructuration andthe necessity to authorise the Member States to manage their reference quantities according to their needs, introduced the possibility to transfer reference quantities for direct sales remaining unused in the national reserve to the reference quantities for deliveries for campaign 2006/2007(Council Regulation(EC) No 1406/2006).
EN Official Journal of the European UnionC 185/27 Member States to manage their reference quantities according to their needs, the Council of Ministers of 18 September 2006 introduced the possibility to transfer reference quantities for direct sales(remaining unused quantities in the national reserve) to the reference quantities for deliveries for campaign 2006/2007(Council Regulation(EC) No 1406/2006).
For the most part, the negotiations yielded national reference quantities for deliveries that were close to the situations observed immediately prior to accession.
For example, the choice of portion sizes for soups is based on history of use,recognised reference quantities(found in national guidelines), eating patterns, consumption occasions, current product offerings on the market, and the type of soup selected.
Aware of the need of restructuration andthe necessity to authorise the Member States to manage their reference quantities according to their needs, the Council of Ministers of 18 September 2006 introduced the possibility of transfering reference quantities for direct sales remaining unused in the national reserve to the reference quantities for deliveries for campaign 2006/2007(Council Regulation(EC) No 1406/2006).
The Commission also points out in its rejoinder that the applicants themselves have acknowledged(see paragraph 47 above)that producers had to be able to produce the reference quantities requested using production facilities which they operated, it being understood, in their view, that a part of the production assets used had to correspond to the assets which they possessed at the time at which they entered into the nonmarketing undertaking.
Overallocation of quotas entailed the risk that the available national reference quantity would be more quickly exhausted by inciting producers to produce more milk.
The national‘direct sales' reference quantity allocated to Poland of 464 017 tonnes, proved much lower than producer demand(715 921 tonnes).
(36) National reference quantity for direct sales: 2 780 863 kg; total quantity declared: 2 780 862 kg.
The Czech Republic, Cyprus and Poland had to pay a levy totalling67,7 million euro as they exceeded their national reference quantity for deliveries(35).