Examples of using Compulsory modulation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Amounts from increased compulsory modulation.
An increase in compulsory modulation is quite simply putting your hand into the pocket of Europe's farmers.
In particular, I highlight compulsory modulation.
Compulsory modulation and gradual modulation are less brutal than in the Commission's proposal.
Your position, Commissioner, on compulsory modulation is right.
Including compulsory modulation, the total EU rural development budget for this period is EUR 77.7 billion.
Increase by 2% annuallyin budget years 2010- 2013 existing compulsory modulation;
The Commission proposes to increase compulsory modulation with 8% in four steps until 2012.
I regret there was not avote in favour of the ALDE amendment regarding compulsory modulation.
I am totally opposed to the increasing of compulsory modulation to 13% over the next few years.
With the overall CAP budget fixed until 2013, additional funding for rural developmentcan only be realised through an increase in compulsory modulation.
An increase in the percentage of compulsory modulation for aid in order to boost the EC rural development policy.
In the delegation's opinion it is necessary for environmental reasons, among others, to introduce 20% compulsory modulation and to strengthen the cross-compliance system.
The Commission notes that an increase in compulsory modulation is the only way to obtain additional funding for rural development, since all other EU funds have been earmarked until 2013.
With the CAP budget now fixed until 2013, strengthening RD funds canonly be achieved through increased co-financed compulsory modulation.
Two further features of the new regulatory system are the compulsory modulation of direct payments and financial discipline.
With the overall CAP budget fixed until 2013, additional funding for rural developmentcan only be realised through an increase in compulsory modulation.
The Commission claims that an increase in compulsory modulation is the only way to obtain additional funding for rural development.
With the ceiling for the overall CAP budget fixed until 2013, additional funding for rural developmentcan only be realised through an increase in compulsory modulation.
Analyse appropriate ways to take account of the implied compulsory modulation in EU-10, whilst respecting the current distribution of RD funds between MS.
In order to realise the specific policy objectives of strengthening the operations related to the new challenges and developing broadband internet infrastructures it is necessary to provide that the financial resources to be made available as Community support for rural development under the EERP have to be used for certain specific purposes andto combine this obligation with the existing obligation for the amounts resulting from the compulsory modulation and the amounts generated under Article 136 of Regulation(EC) No….
Therefore, the additional resources which willbe made available as of 2010 by an increase in compulsory modulation should be devoted to reinforce the EU priorities in the above-mentioned fields.
The amounts equal to those resulting from the application of the compulsory modulation under Article 69(5a) shall not be taken into account in the EAFRD total contribution from which the minimum Community financial contribution per axis is calculated as provided for in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article.".
In addition to the specific amounts allocated to rural development, a transfer of funds from thefirst to the second pillar is provided for through the compulsory modulation mechanism on direct aid received by farmers in the EU-15.
Trengthening the second pillar: the idea of gradually increasing compulsory modulation to reach 13% in 2013 got a mixed reception, with some delegations uncertain of the real need for such a measure or regarding the increase as too drastic, while others stressed that the funds transferred in this way should remain earmarked for agriculture;
The Commission approved in September 2006 a Decision17fixing the total budget for the period 2007-2013 which amounts to a total of 77.66 billion euros as it includes compulsory modulation to first pillar payments(4% in 2007 and 5% onwards) and cotton and tobacco transfers.
Of the total commitment appropriations in this item, an amount of EUR1 305 700 000 results from the compulsory modulation in conformity with Article 10 of Council Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003 of 29 September 2003 establishing common rules for direct support schemes under the common agricultural policy and establishing certain support schemes for farmers(OJ L 270, 21.10.2003, p. 1).
Under the new Financial Regulation, and in particularthe principle of annuality, the new regime of compulsory modulation no longer allows Member States to retain funds in view of their redistribution in later years.