Examples of using Error rate in English and their translations into Croatian
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Consumers maintained her reservation on the accuracy of Member States' cost claims(residual error rate of 2.3% in 2013) under the animal disease eradication
There is therefore an acceptance among stakeholders and Institutions that the whole range of objectives and interests, especially the success of the Research policy, international competitiveness and scientific excellence, should be considered, along with the error rate.
it estimates the most likely error rate to be 6.8%,
different approach by the Commission and the Court to the calculation of error rate in relation to transactions to which the Commission applied flat-rate corrections
the Commission shall calculate a global extrapolated error rate with regard to the Interreg programmes included in the population from which the common sample was selected,
whilst reducing the costs related to the implementation of EU rules as well as the error rate.
The steady low error rate levels under the CAP in the most recent years show that the management
should be considered, along with the error rate.
resulting in a considerably high burden to lower the error rate;
the requirement to ensure an error rate below 2.
Notes that the first full year of'greening' implementation has not apparently had an impact on the error rate, which can be considered a major achievement on the part of farmers and paying agencies given the complex nature of the greening rules;
As the Court's s estimated error rate is not final,
since the overall residual error rate in terms of legality
did not use the Common Representative Error Rate across all FP7 operations as the Research DGs did.
reported statistics, no significant impact on reducing the error rate can be expected before 2014 at the earliest, although an action plan was adopted in 2012;
to improve its controls of the way in which national audit authorities determine sampling and the error rate.
with a'residual' error rate of around 3%, after taking account of all recoveries
if it uses an alternative assessment pattern, to refer to it as a"detected" rather than"representative" error rate.
The General Court established that the error rate found in the circumstances of the case was appreciably different in respect of the periods before and after 31 December 2006,
as in previous years, the error rate could have been 3,7 points lower,