Examples of using Shortfall in English and their translations into Danish
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However, in duly justified cases, the Member States may, by way of an exception, allow a shortfall of up to 10% in the yield.
The UN, on the other hand, has referred to the fact that in a few years' time there will be a shortfall of 40 million workers as a result of demographic change.
Parliament must be entitled to identify the shortfall in these areas and negotiate adequate sums.
The timber was in a nearly inaccessible area so the shortfall in timber- cutting was not immediately observed.
Lastly, maintaining current legislation in the expectation that the Constitutional Treaty would be ratified has served to exacerbate the existing democratic shortfall.
you increase the chance of a shortfall and of failing to meet your payments schedule.
The shortfall is of such a serious nature that significant delays cannot be avoided at the airport.
The shortfall is now estimated by Oxfam to be an absolutely shocking USD 30 billion.
shows a shortfall of revenue of Bfrs 2 337 633.
Accuracy in cash budgeting/forecasting will pinpoint those periods in which the firm may have a cash shortfall.
In the event of a loss incurred by the EMI, the shortfall shall be offset against the general reserve fund of the EMI.
Is the Council aware that this represents a shortfall of about GBP 40 per taxpayer?
The shortfall is expected to make itself keenly felt over the next six months, with increases in the prices of rare earth elements and disruptions to production lines.
The US needs to raise at least $70 billion every month just to cover this shortfall.
The second reason is that we believe that the European Parliament as an institution should not be made responsible for the shortfall in the MEPs' additional pension scheme.
while the sense of revelation always need guidance to complete and cover the shortfall.
we can say that there is a shortfall in its enforcement.
May not exceed the shortfall where the shortfall relates to professional practice acquired with the assistance of a qualified member of the profession.
The job shortfall in the four regions is estimated at more than 50,000 for 1985.
The fact is, though, that there was up to a 50% shortfall in supply in some EU Member States on the first and second days of January this year.