Examples of using Irregularity in English and their translations into Czech
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I deserve censure for this far more than for any filing irregularity.
While fraud presupposes malicious intent, an irregularity can result from negligence
He who recalls the irregularity of a ledge- and, thus,
Why tolerate any error- the new name for irregularity- when the financial complexity of the European Union is that of a medium-sized bank?
Chromosomal abnormality or irregularity of the placenta. The results of the exam show no signs of a preexisting infection.
At the same time, I would like to emphasise that it is very important to distinguish between irregularities and fraud because irregularity is not the same as fraud.
We would not confuse judgment of the regularity or irregularity of expenditure with approval
given that fraud is a criminal offence, whereas an irregularity is a failure to comply with a rule.
clear definition of fraud, irregularity and error.
many of you- namely, what is irregularity, what is fraud, and how should one approach recovery?
is a criminal offence', and an irregularity'is a failure to comply with a rule.
But there is a limit to the reduction of the level of irregularity that can be achieved by improving the effectiveness of supervisory
The irregularity rate for the EU funds paid out has never been as low as in this year.
However, I must say that if there is no uniform criterion for the definition of fraud and irregularity, it is clear that the time taken to recover losses in states like Italy will seem excessively long.
determine whether there are sufficiently serious suspicions of fraud or irregularity detrimental to the financial interests of the EU.
It reads:'For the Objective 2 programmes, the very high irregularity rates of the UK and the Netherlands, which mainly benefit from this type of programmes, may have influenced the overall rate.
This is why it is totally plausible that countries with a zero irregularity rate simply have a poor control system which fails to detect the problems,
Member States more responsibility, I would also like to draw attention to the fact that the lack of harmonisation between national systems creates significant differences in terms of the amount of time needed to verify cases of fraud and irregularity.
the communication of possible cases of fraud or irregularity to OLAF, the honourable Member may be aware that there are regulatory arrangements in place under Regulation(EC) No 1681/94, which provides that the Member States shall report to the Commission, at the appropriate stage, the details of their investigation into such possible cases of fraud or irregularity.
It detects irregularities in biometric rhythm