Examples of using Aid intensity in English and their translations into German
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Iii applied research, provided that the aid intensity is limited to 35% of eligible costs;
Aid intensity is 25 per cent of the eligible costs to a maximum of £150,000 214,286 Ecu.
The aid intensity will vary between 30%
The aid intensity is 25% for applied research
The aid intensity is 4O% gross at the maximum for SMEs
The aid intensity for such investments under that Regulation is limited to a maximum 50% of total eligible costs.
Aid intensity: Maximum guarantee:
Aid intensity is in most cases limited to 50% gross, with the exception of demonstration projects where an aid intensity of 60% is allowed.
The aid intensity of each individual scheme is well below the prevailing aid ceilings of 13% for large vessels and 9% for smaller vessels.
both the geographic scope and the aid intensity are more limited.
The aid intensity of 50% is in conformity with point 5.3 of the Community framework for State aids for R and D.
Aid intensity: Reduction in the net margin of at least 30%:
The aid intensity will be 35% for basic and applied research and 20% for development.
The information transmitted during the course of the procedure has shown that the aid intensity(31.5%) is lower than initially indicated.
both the geographical scope and the aid intensity are limited.
To calculate aid intensity, the Commission opts for the same procedures as those used for regional aid. .
The main argument is that, with this cap, the aid intensity per head may turn out to be less than in old Member States.
Aid intensity: In accordance with the scales and partfinancing rates provided
both the geographical scope and the aid intensity are strictly limited.
Soria and Teruel qualify for the category of sparsely populated areas, with an aid intensity of 15.