Examples of using Surpluses in English and their translations into Czech
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bluefin tuna recovery plan, allows any surpluses produced by a Member State with respect to the yearly quota to be deducted from future fishing possibilities.
even in countries which boast surpluses, both on an internal and external level,
I cannot understand why this body is accumulating seemingly unnecessary surpluses, for example a surplus of nearly EUR 27 million in 2008
I cannot respond fully to the questions on how to operate with surpluses under the present regime, but it might be a contribution to the discussion of the rules of the next financial perspective.
on the other hand, large export-driven economies in certain emerging countries are experiencing trade surpluses.
if we have surpluses in the internal market, we can then discuss private storage measures.
both the right and the left, in order to sell its surpluses cheaply on the world markets.
the usual suspects who like to refund surpluses to the national ministries will make one more effort,
When you think that for 20 odd years now in Europe we have been talking about food surpluses, farmers are not really needed, that we have to turn the land over to something else and that food security does not really matter.
society who were farmers, be able to generate enough food surpluses to feed them.
operating surpluses, assigned revenue,
withdraw support from areas where there are regular surpluses.
by 1% per year, will, in practical terms, legalise the surpluses which already exist in certain countries,
has recorded surpluses in all budget years.
he asked us not to land them the double blow of then dumping our surpluses on their markets.
But unless we get up off our fat surpluses and recognize that television in the main is being used to distract,
But unless we get up off our fat surpluses and recognize that television in the main… is being used to distract,
it is also the Presidency's intention- that we need to move towards more sustainable agricultural production in order to avoid the surpluses we have seen in certain areas,
which means that we have no surpluses and that the mechanism by which we convert the imports- which amount to 50 million tonnes of grain units,
possible policy implications of large sustained current account surpluses, trade and financial linkages between surplus