Examples of using Scheme would in English and their translations into Slovak
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The scheme would develop over time and in three stages.
In the concluding remarks of the White Paper,it is stated that a"School Fruit Scheme would be a step in the right direction".
Such a scheme would increase consumer confidence in e-commerce.
Since Bulgaria applied a grant rate of 50%,any subsidy element in the grant scheme would exceed this ceiling.
Such a scheme would increase consumer confidence in online commerce.
The benefits would be evenly spread across Member States as the scheme would allow for national adaptation.
This scheme would go beyond the Convention concerning international carriage by rail(COTIF).
The Bulgarian authorities were of the opinion that a credit scheme would help to solve these problems, and thus facilitate the implementation of Sapard.
The scheme would thus in some respects effectively extend into personal income taxation.
The programmes have been targeted at those most in need and I would hope that this scheme would target the poorest and most vulnerable children first.
Such a scheme would merely encourage more refugees, genuine or not, to come to the European Union.
Both Leader groupsinvolved in this project decided that a small grant scheme would encourage the growth of small and micro-enterprises, but what would be the best way to achieve this?
This scheme would be dealt with and coordinated by the EU, thus ensuring regional arbitrariness.
If our concerns are confirmed, this generalised scheme would be a serious distortion of competition unduly benefitting a selected number of multinationals.”.
This scheme would not help the firms who are experiencing problems with financing R& D to reach Stage IIIB.
It is estimated that the scheme would have the potential of generating annually billions of euros in terms of revenue.
A scheme would provide a higher degree of protection against fraud, a greater climate of trust between economic operators, lower costs of service provision, and a higher quality of service and protection for citizens.
Since such a scheme would promote cost-efficiency first, only the currently most competitive technologies would expand.
Such a scheme would be very expensive, and would imply an increased administrative burden for farmers and MS.
This scheme would require a mechanism to sell flexibility(permits) and a system in place to monitor the scheme. .
This scheme would require a mechanism to sell flexibility(permits) and a system in place to monitor the scheme. .
Extending the scheme would be a win-win situation for water quality in Ireland, for the environment, for farmers and for Commission policy.
Emphasises that such a scheme would enable the administratively-complex system of payment entitlements to be replaced, resulting in a considerable reduction in red tape;
Such a scheme would also weaken the link between banks and their respective national governments as banks would depend less on public money in crisis times.
Such a scheme would face obstacles in terms of differing liability cultures between member states, differences in ELD implementation and different environmental threats," the CEA said.
A publicly-managed comprehensive scheme would also imply significant public costs in order to provide the necessary administrative resources for assessment, certification and compliance verification.
The scheme would also allow the Slovak authorities to compensate self-employed persons and employers affected by lower revenues due to the crisis or by the imposed restrictions of their operations.
The hackers behind this nefarious scheme would typically promise in their ransom-demanding message that as soon as you conduct the payment a special unique key will be send to you which key will allow you to regain your access to the locked-up data.
The scheme would in particular be geared towards supporting national policies that aim at preserving jobs and skills, for instance through short-time work schemes, and/or facilitating the transition of unemployed people from one job to another.