Examples of using Reference quantity in English and their translations into Slovak
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Annex XI- change to reference quantity for the significant amount of vitamins and minerals;
In order to simplify practical application of the stocking density,a date should be laid down for taking the milk reference quantity into consideration;
(36) National reference quantity for direct sales: 2 780 863 kg; total quantity declared: 2 780 862 kg.
However, for grain spirit contained in spirituousbeverages falling within CN code 2208, the reference quantity shall be 3,4 kg of barley per% vol.
Individual reference quantity determined': shall mean the individual reference quantities to which the farmer is entitled.
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 Czech Republic, Cyprus and Poland had to pay a levy totalling67,7 million euro as they exceeded their national reference quantity for deliveries(35).
The number of dairy cows needed to produce this reference quantity shall be calculated in accordance with Article 18 of this Regulation.
Producers who had entered into nonmarketing or conversion undertakings andwho, pursuant to Regulation No 764/89, received a‘special' reference quantity are known as‘SLOM I producers'.
The national‘direct sales' reference quantity allocated to Poland of 464 017 tonnes, proved much lower than producer demand(715 921 tonnes).
The Slovakian authorities took steps to ensure that individual‘delivery' quotasdid not exceed the amended national reference quantity at the end of the 2004-2005 marketing year.
Subject to Article 11,in the case of use of either of the following products, the reference quantity for each of the basic products in question shall be equal to the quantity established by the competent authorities in accordance with Article 49.
Deliveries by producers without a quota can, however, be checked from purchasers' accounts. TheCourt identified producers who delivered milk without a quota or an individual fat reference quantity, principally in Estonia, Lithuania, Hungary and Slovakia(31).
Individual reference quantity of 120 000 kilograms referred to in Article 6(2)(b) of Regulation(EC) No 1254/1999 or to derogate from it, they shall inform the Commission before 1 January of the calendar year concerned.
The number of LUs corresponding to thenumber of dairy cows needed to produce the reference quantity of milk allocated to the producer shall be deducted from the figure thus obtained;
Where applicable, the individual milk reference quantity available to the farmer on 31 March or, if the Member State concerned decides to make use of the derogation provided for in Article 44a of Regulation(EC) No 2342/1999, on 1 April of the calendar year concerned;
The number of LUs corresponding to thenumber of dairy cows needed to produce the reference quantity of milk allocated to the producer shall be deducted from the figure thus obtained;
The reference quantity exempt from the additional levy was equal to the quantity of milk or milk equivalent, either delivered by a producer or purchased by a dairy, as decided by the Member State, during the reference year, which in the case of the Kingdom of the Netherlands was 1983.
In addition, the other provisions of Article 3a of Regulation No 1546/88, as amended by Regulation No 1033/89,confirm that the reference quantity allocated could be produced to a large extent by using production assets which were not part of the initial SLOM holding.
That provision, which should be read in conjunction with Article 3a(1) of Regulation No 857/84, as amended by Regulation No 764/89, is addressed primarily to the national implementing authorities, which must assess whether a SLOM producer fulfils the condition, laid down in the Council regulation,that he must be able to produce the reference quantity on his holding.
In its reply, the Commission maintains that the most appropriate method of price comparison from theconsumer's point of view is to use as a reference quantity a glass of wine and a glass of beer, and it challenges the approach of the Swedish Government which is based on the price per litre.
(Actions for damages- Noncontractual liability- Milk-Additional levy- Reference quantity- Producers who entered into nonmarketing undertakings- Requirement that production be on the initial SLOM holding- Article 3a of Regulation(EEC) No 1546/88, as amended by Regulation(EEC) No 1033/89- Allegedly ambiguous wording of the applicable provision- Principle of legal certainty).
Where the goods in question have been manufactured partly from products for which the payment of export refund is covered by the Regulations referred to in Article 1(1)and partly from other products, the reference quantity in respect of those former products shall be determined in accordance with Articles 6 to 10.
The additional levyshall be due on quantities exceeding the reference quantity thus increased by the above-mentioned percentage, after reallocation of the unused quantities within the margin resulting from this increase among all the producers within the meaning of Article 5(c) of Regulation(EC) No 1788/2003 established and producing in the Azores, and in proportion to the reference quantity available to each producer.
As from the marketing year 1999/2000, for the purposes of sharing the additional levy between the producers referred to in Article 4 of Regulation(EC) No 1788/2003, only producers within the meaning of Article 5(c) of that Regulation, established and producing in the Azores,who market quantities exceeding their reference quantity increased by the percentage referred to in the third subparagraph of this paragraph shall be deemed to have contributed to the overrun.
C 185/6 EN Official Journal of the European Union 22.7.2008 Box1- The milk quota system Each Member State is allocated a‘national reference quantity', i.e. a national production quota, which is subdivided into a national‘deliveries' quota for milk delivered to purchasers(the majority of them dairies) and a national‘direct sales' quota for milk sold or delivered directly by producers to consumers and for other dairy products sold or delivered by producers.
Case T-94/98: Alfonsius Alferink and Others v Commission of the European Communities(Actions for damages- Noncontractual liability- Milk-Additional levy- Reference quantity- Producers who entered into nonmarketing undertakings- Requirement that production be on the initial SLOM holding- Article 3a of Regulation(EEC) No 1546/88, as amended by Regulation(EEC) No 1033/89- Allegedly ambiguous wording of the applicable provision- Principle of legal certainty).
It shall apply only to the reference quantities available on 31 March 2000.
ESTABLISHING NATIONAL REFERENCE QUANTITIES(NATIONAL QUOTAS) 19.