Examples of using Partial decoupling in English and their translations into German
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but a modest partial decoupling would be sufficient to provide the room for manoeuvre in those negotiations.
I cannot ask the Member States, and I quote:‘to ensure that partial decoupling is actually applied',
The EESC stresses that the partial decoupling of support proposed by the Commission is an inefficient way to maintain production of the crop in the cotton-growing areas of the EU.
Establishing partial decoupling in the work of the committee would allow producers to receive a fixed sum of basic aid per farm
We consider partial decoupling to be the right way forward.
Partial decoupling only due to the alignment of the cereals and oilseeds payments.
It has therefore proposed partial decoupling of aid.
Partial decoupling would be an incomprehensible compromise,
Partial decoupling at a production level is to allow for evolution rather than revolution in our Mediterranean regions.
Why, for example, look for only partial decoupling across the entire cereal sector when the risk is one to production in just a few less-favoured areas?
One aspect that concerns me is the partial decoupling of aid; the haste to move forward in decoupling aid may endanger many crops.
A partial decoupling of aid will level the playing field for competition with other producers that already benefit from decoupled aid.
Furthermore, what it proposes is not a partial decoupling; it is actually a total decoupling of aid for arable crops and for male bovines.
Therefore we cannot support horizontal or partial decoupling and as that was an integral part of Mr Cunha's report,
in the compromise motions, we have agreed on the partial decoupling of only two sectors.
Although this sort of approach could, in principle, constitute one element of a compromise, we must bear in mind that various interpretations of differing content are given to the term partial decoupling.
We ought therefore to leave behind the semantic quibbles over"full decoupling" versus"partial decoupling.
We believe that the report improves on some substantial aspects of the Commission's proposal in proposing the partial decoupling of aid and the retention of aid for producers' organisations.
Member States may maintain a proportion of product-spe-cifi c direct aids in their existing form(known as‘partial decoupling'), notably where they believe there may be disturbance to agricultural markets or abandonment of production by moving to the SPS.
Partial decoupling of direct aid must be maintained for animal premiums,