Examples of using Coupled support in English and their translations into Dutch
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Decoupling was at the heart of the 2003 CAP reform although Member States were able to maintain some partially coupled support.
until when partially coupled support should remain should be seen in a clearly regional context.
Cyprus would like the partially coupled support to the sector to be extended by at least one year to include 2013.
To reduce the percentage used for the funding of coupled support and, where appropriate,
in the existing partial coupled support.
The EESC agrees to further decoupling in Member States that maintain partially coupled support in order to enable more market orientation.
The EESC welcomes the opportunity offered to Member States to use a voluntary coupled support scheme, in order to respond to specific situations.
The EESC takes a sceptical view of further decoupling in Member States that maintain partially coupled support in order to enable more market orientation.
In some regions and in order to take account of specific types of farming, coupled support may be granted within clearly defined financial limits.
The EESC therefore considers that Member States who maintain partially coupled support should be encouraged to further decouple
related payments and to coupled support should not apply to those regions.
The Commission is also presenting a package that covers direct payment elements such as young farmers, coupled support and the Integrated Administration and Control System IACS.
Given this, it is proposed to align them with the 2003 CAP reform principles by removing the remaining coupled support and shifting them to the Single Payment Scheme.
The EESC agrees to further decoupling in Member States that maintain partially coupled support in order to enable more market orientation,
The EESC therefore considers that Member States that maintain partially coupled support should be encouraged to further decouple
voluntary coupled support and certain aspects of the IACS.
a uniform solution for coupled support would lead to simplification.
These delegations consider that coupled support constitutes an important instrument of the CAP because it ensures support for sectors with particular difficulties
The EESC therefore considers that Member States who maintain partially coupled support should be encouraged to further decouple provided measures are introduced to offset detrimental effects of further decoupling in vulnerable areas.
The Commission pointed out the need to apply coupled support to targeted objectives only and advocated the flexibility