Examples of using Quantifiable errors in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Quantifiable errors.
Examples of quantifiable errors include.
(64%) of these transactions were affected by quantifiable errors.
All quantifiable errors are eligibility-related.
(69%) of these trans actions were affected by quantifiable errors.
All the quantifiable errors have been found in the interim and final payments.
The estimated error rate reflects the financial impact of quantifiable errors.
The main types of quantifiable errors detected on project payments were the following.
In three projects the certifying auditor issued anunqualified opinion whereas the Court detected serious quantifiable errors.
Analysis by type of error Nonquantifiable errors Quantifiable errors.
Within each of these Member States: ο At least one third of the transactions examined involved some breach of legal requirements. ο At least one seventh(and often many more)of the transactions examined involved overpayments and similar, quantifiable, errors.
The Commission has followed up all quantifiable errors and recovered non-eligible amounts.
(37) We report quantifiable errors in cases where no documentation is available at all, where there is no evidence that a reported activity actually took place, or where there is no link between the expenditure charged and the documentation provided.
For environment, climate action and fisheries, the 2 quantifiable errors were due to ineligible expenditure.
We extrapolate the quantifiable errors to obtain an estimated level of error for each area in which we make a specific assessment.
The error rates are calculated by extrapolating the quantifiable errors found in the samples of transactions audited.
Overpayments and other quantifiable errors in agriculture were noted in nearly a third of agricultural payments sampled, as opposed to less than a fifth of cohesion payments examined.
Of the 71 transactions of this type examined, 25(35%)were affected by quantifiable errors which accounted for 79% of the estimated level of error. .
The Court:(a) regards as‘serious' those errors which frustrate the objectives of the public procurement rules: fair competition and award of the contract to the best qualified bidder(3);(b) quantifies the impact of‘serious' infringements of the public procurement rules as affecting the entire value of the payment related to the contract-a 100% quantifiable error(4);(c) treats less serious errors which do not affect the outcome of the tendering procedure as non-quantifiable errors(5).
For nine OPs we reported quantifiable errors in the projects examined(see paragraphs 6.55 and 6.56).
The Court:(a) regards as‘serious' those errors which frustrate the objectives of the public procurement rules: fair competition and award of the contract to the best qualified bidder(3);(b) quantifies the impact of“serious” infringements of the public procurement rules as affecting the entire value of the payment related to the contract-a 100% quantifiable error(4);(c) treats less serious errors which do not affect the outcome of the tendering procedure as non-quantifiable errors(5).
(64%)( 21) of these trans actions were affected by quantifiable errors notably concerning eligibility and accuracy.
Of the 29 transactions affected by quantifiable errors, 11 were final payments already subjected to the Commissions checks(23).
Urges the Commission to swiftly remedy those deficiencies in ex-ante checks, while noting that the Commission had sufficient information from its information systems to prevent,detect and correct the quantifiable errors before making the expenditure with a direct positive effect on the estimated level of error which would have been 1,7 percentage points lower;
We looked at 14 of the most significant quantifiable errors detected in eight Member States during our 2015 transaction testing.
Preventive and corrective measures For a number of transactions containing quantifiable errors, the Commission had sufficient information to prevent or to detect and correct the errors. .
Expresses concern that the Commission had sufficient information to prevent,detect and correct the quantifiable errors before validating and accepting the expenditure, and that using the information available would have resulted in an error rate 2,3 percentage points lower than that actually achieved;
Welcomes the fact that of the 12 specifically fisheries-related transactions audited by the Court,none shows a quantifiable error;
Over the last four years, we did not detect any quantifiable error related to the use of simplified cost options(SCOs)(13).
The Court examined the Commission's follow-up actions to the DAS 2008 and2009 cases with a quantifiable error and to the Commission's ex-post audits and found that the Commission's procedures were adequate in ensuring that ineligible costs were recovered.