Examples of using Revised methodology in English and their translations into Slovak
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Increased competition on the marketplace: A revised methodology for buying and rental of buildings.
Based on a revised methodology we check a number of parameters that determine the quality of buildings.
The member countries of the European Union compile national accounts according to a revised methodology from September 2014.
The revised methodology establishes the minimum fees that should apply where the guarantees are granted on a national basis.
The Commission shall be empowered to adopt before 17 September 2013 delegatedacts in accordance with Article 7 laying down a revised methodology for the calculation and allocation of FISIM.
The revised methodology in the ESSPROS Manual increases flexibility, which to a certain extent is missing in the Eurostat compilation of statistics.
The pilot phase was aimed at testing ways of assessing administrativecosts imposed by EC legislation, and led the Commission to present a revised methodology, also called the"EU SCM"10.
The revised methodology includes more detailed instructions and agreed upon procedures as well as 63 standard factual findings covering all cost categories.
At the start of the 2013 exercise thecontractor has been requested to elaborate a revised methodology and a manual which will take into account the lessons learnt during the first RER exercise in 2012.
The revised methodology to identify the sectors and sub-sectors at a genuine risk of carbon leakage is based on two combined criteria: emissions intensity and trade intensity.
In addition to these recent developments, there has been an impact assessment study whose revised methodology should make it possible to anticipate more accurately the effects on employment and better prepare flanking measures11.
The outline of an EU Net Administrative Cost Model was amended and refined through a pilot phase carried out from April toSeptember 2005 that led the Commission to present a revised methodology, also called the"EU SCM"9.
Pending the application of the revised methodology, today's updated EU list ensures better alignment with the latest FATF(Financial Action Task Force) list.
See COM(2007) 501 final of 5 September 2007 on Policy for the accommodation of Commission services in Brussels and Luxembourg;in particular the section‘Increased competition on the marketplace: A revised methodology for buying and rental of buildings'.
A revised methodology was also agreed concerning the remuneration of guarantees for banks' funding needs- the bulk of the support to date- to ensure the fees that banks pay reflect their intrinsic risk, rather than the risk related to the Member State concerned or the market as a whole.
A revised methodology was also agreed concerning the remuneration of guarantees for banks' funding needs- the bulk of the support to date- to ensure the fees that banks pay reflect their intrinsic risk, rather than the risk related to the Member State concerned or the market as a whole.
Introduces a revised methodology for ensuring that the fees payable in return for guarantees on bank liabilities are sufficient to limit the aid involved to the minimum, with the aim of ensuring that the methodology takes into account the greater differentiation of bank credit default swap(CDS) spreads in recent times and impact of the CDS spreads of the Member State concerned.
A revised evaluation methodology is currently being piloted in Mali, Tunisia and Zambia.
This year the methodology was revised so comparisons with earlier years were not significant.
Citi promptly informed its regulators, revised its methodology going forward and conducted a comprehensive review, which found no evidence of employee misconduct.”.
The Tier 1 equation(the Default methodology in Revised 1996 IPCC Guidelines, equation 1) provides estimation of total annual methane emissions and is based on the following conditions.
Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' and the Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion 63 Since 2011 onwards,DG Regional and Urban Policy revised its methodology allowing a more precise estimate of the amount at risk, based on error rates reported by audit authorities and validated by the Commission services.