Examples of using Grubbing-up scheme in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Grubbing-up scheme.
Chapter III Grubbing-up scheme.
The grubbing-up scheme would be abolished at the same time.
Abolishing the Planting Rights and Grubbing-up Scheme.
The current grubbing-up scheme would also be abolished at the same time.
The principal feature of variant B would be a structural adjustment,i.e. temporarily reactivating the grubbing-up scheme.
The current grubbing-up scheme would also be abolished at the same time.
Furthermore, Article 85u(7) of Regulation(EC) No 1234/2007 includes an explicit exemption for the Azores,Madeira and the Canary Islands from the grubbing-up scheme.
The maximum annual budget for the grubbing-up scheme is set out in Annex Xd.
The grubbing-up scheme over a three-year instead of a five-year period(in particular the resulting budgetary aspects);
The budget available for the grubbing-up scheme referred to in Article 92(3) shall be:.
The grubbing-up scheme has resulted in a reduction of supply in line with the aim of reducing the structural surplus.
(64) As a further accompanying measure aimed at creating asector which is attuned to market conditions a grubbing-up scheme should be introduced.
Those Member States should therefore be exempt from the transitional prohibition on new plantings butshould also not have access to the grubbing-up scheme.
The grubbing-up scheme would be reactivated, with the grubbing-up premium set at an attractive level to encourage uncompetitive producers to leave the sector.
It is equally necessary to limit the reduction in European wine production, as proposed by the Commission,by increasing the Member States' autonomy to govern the grubbing-up scheme.
Farmers who participate in the grubbing-up scheme shall in respect of the areas concerned receive payment entitlements in accordance with Chapter 3 of Title III of Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003.
Therefore, in contrast to the current regime,producers should generally be eligible for entering the grubbing-up scheme and have the sole right to decide whether to apply.
Finally, the 2008-2011 grubbing-up scheme has reduced the EU production by an estimated 10,2 million hl per year only, largely because the assumptions on which the initial target was based did not materialise.
It concerns national support programmes using national financial envelopes, trade with third countries,production potential including a grubbing-up scheme and controls in the wine sector.
Variant B foresees a two-step approach. The grubbing-up scheme would be reactivated, with the grubbing-up premium set at an attractive level to encourage uncompetitive producers to leave the sector.
Under the“one-step” variant, the system of planting rights restrictions would be either allowed to expire on 1 August 2010, or be abolished immediately,and the current grubbing-up scheme would also be abolished at the same time.
In an important step to prepare for liberalisation, a three-year voluntary“grubbing-up scheme”- with strong environmental safeguards- is oering money to uncompetitive producers who wish to dig up their vines and leave the sector.
Farmers who participate in the grubbing-up scheme laid down in Chapter III of Title V of Regulation(EC) No[the wine regulation] shall be allocated, in the year following the grubbing up, payment entitlements equal to the number of hectares for which they have received a grubbing-up premium.
The reporting requirements of Member States concerning the implementation of the grubbing-up scheme, including penalties in case of delays in reporting and the information which Member States give to producers concerning the availability of the scheme;
The Commission may decide to stop the application of the grubbing-up scheme in a Member State if, taking into account the pending applications, continued grubbing-up would lead to a cumulated grubbed-up area of more than 15% of the Member State's total area planted with vines as referred to in Annex Xe.
The reference amount of the payment entitlements to be allocated to each farmer in accordance with the grubbing-up scheme set out in Regulation(EC) No[this regulation] shall be equal to the result of the multiplication of the number of hectares grubbed-up with the regional average of the value of the payment entitlements of the corresponding region.
The Commission may decide to stop the application of the grubbing-up scheme in a Member State for a given year if, taking into account the pending applications, continued grubbing-up would lead to a grubbed-up area of more than 6% of the Member State's total area planted with vines as referred to in Annex Xe in that particular year of the scheme's operation.