Examples of using Direct aid in English and their translations into Danish
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Subsidies which continue to be paid to agriculture should be given in the form of direct aid entirely decoupled from production.
that is through direct aid.
Part of the increased tax revenue of the Member States should therefore be given as direct aid to the most vulnerable strata of society.
but is direct aid to those countries.
but also of direct aid to the harmonisation of standards at work.
Surely we all need to work together to convert direct aid into ecologically and socially sustainable structural development.
What is needed is for you to vastly increase your more direct aid to these varied ecosystems.
Since the common agricultural policy is the source of certain budgetary imbalances, the possibility of reducing the Community contribution to direct aid for farmers could be considered.
to answer Mr Kelly's question about direct aid.
In order to compensate for this reduction in prices, the Commission envisages partial compensation through direct aid.
This direct aid will be called into question by our partners in the WTO the former GATT.
In the 2001 budget we have no additional funds available for use as direct aid to farmers, for example.
Structural reforms and restoring macroeconomic stability through reallocating budget resources to support sustainable growth are more pertinent than direct aid.
Compensation for income is only partial, with direct aid covering 50% of the fall in prices.
each year gives millions of euros in direct aid and intervention to European sugar growers.
A little over EUR 1.4 billion is to be earmarked for direct aid to farmers in the new Member States.
The share of direct aid in the income structure for the Finnish farmer has now grown too large.
On this point, I should stress, for example, the impact of direct aid on boosting small farms' profitability and competitiveness.
With processed tomatoes and peaches, it is using direct aid to producers as an excuse to propose abolishing the minimum price.
Direct aid to a farmer must not exceed the basic