Examples of using Direct aid in English and their translations into Finnish
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Direct aid is managed by the government of the beneficiary country who can agree to co-operate with local entities in the framework of a pre-established national support strategy.
The direct aid scheme‘Single Payment Scheme'(SPS) which was introduced
Attention has turned to the'health check' objectives of more effective and simpler direct aid, modernisation of market support
This process of decoupling this direct aid requires a longer adjustment period to allow the industry to adapt to the new market environment.
As you know, the Commission is proposing to reduce direct aid above ECU 100 000 by 20%
I have understood that the Commission is looking into the possibility of granting more direct aid to the people in the country itself.
more importantly, the European Commission- consider direct aid via the CAP.
The current regime is centred based on a direct aid per tonne of unginned cotton, subject to a National Guaranteed Quantity(NGQ) for each Member State.
The solution should be found in genuine proposals to regulate direct aid aimed at correcting the present unfair imbalances.
In the case of compensation for income losses due to a fall in direct aid, the proposal is that the national share of the com pensation(50%) should remain optional.
the'A-Team' of the European Union, so that direct aid can be given.
from American companies that are benefiting from significant direct aid, provided by the Administration of that country.
In this respect, the Commission's lack of political vision has given rise to the suggestion in the context of the report on own resources that direct aid be cofinanced.
The expenditure that counts as direct aid is defined in the Annex to Council Regulation(EC)
The price arrangements and direct aid for potato starch are integrated into the market organisation for cereals Council Regulation(EEC) No 1766/922.
The Commission's new proposals are divorcing aid from production and transferring direct aid resources for farmers to the second pillar,
which transfers 20% of direct aid to rural development without the obligation of cofinancing.
still require direct aid.
The expenditure that counts as direct aid is defined in the Annex to Regulation(EC) No 1259/1999 of
The CAP, through market support measures and direct aid in particular, involves large transfers