Examples of using Degressive in English and their translations into Danish
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I think that the principle of degressive proportionality advocated by this report is the most workable
fixed or degressive, it will result firstly in a divide between farmers
Not radically degressive perhaps, otherwise there is no end result, but it must show a downward trend
The COR would, however, point out that the transitional periods proposed by the EU Commission for the phasing-out of the existing aid under the old Objective 2 and 5b classifications is bound to come into conflict with the principle of concentrating aid unless the proposed transitional arrangements apply for a clearly limited period of time and are degressive.
certain conditions be reduced; whereas as a consequence provision could justifiably be made for temporary, degressive aid to offset the effects of revaluations,
that the annual breakdown of these appropriations is to be degressive as from 1 January 2000
maximum numbers and to apply degressive proportionality based on population,
Tourist promotion degressive rate(average=55$) j 38.5 degressive rate average-55.
Support shall be granted annually in the form of a flat rate aid and on a degressive basis, in equal instalments.
On 21 December the Council agreed in principle to postpone for one year the plan to make aid rates degressive.
Same level cost of investment^degressive aid 70$ of first Jyear's expenditure but not^exceeding 55$ of expenditure over a three year period.
We would like to see the Commission proposing the scrapping of degressive capping and addressing the issue of direct payments in a more radical way.
Firstly, the less degressive the scale we have,
Compensatory amounts provided for in the Act of Accession(temporary degressive treatment of price differences)
Under the proposed principle of'degressive proportionality', which is yet to be defined,
The Commission will consider whether the"Indica" rice production aid should become degressive.
The aid must be degressive and limited in time.
The aid was therefore temporary but not degressive.
temporary and degressive.
Secondly, aid must be degressive.