Examples of using An allocation in English and their translations into Greek
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there is an allocation of bloody sputum,
The DCI will receive an allocation of EUR 19.7 billion from the EU budget for the period 2014-2020.
This led to a situation where there is no clear link between individual CSRs and an allocation of funds.
Finally, I would like to underline the criteria that we applied for ensuring an allocation of staff which matches our policies.
IP addresses in particular are made unreadable immediately upon entry, so that an allocation of user profiles to IP addresses is not possible.
still has an allocation of EUR 15 million for this year.
These data are pseudonymized, so that an allocation of the data to a particular user is no longer possible.
For the purpose of this Article,‘chartering Contracting Party' shall refer to the Contracting Party that holds an allocation as indicated in Annex I.
Aircraft operators may, pursuant to Article 3e(1) of Directive 2003/87/EC, apply for an allocation of emission allowances free of charge, in respect of activities listed
the Commission is proposing an allocation of newly created planting rights totalling some 35 000 hectares.
IFRIC 20 requires an entity to use an allocation basis that is based on a relevant production measure.
which the EU uses to prepare candidate countries for membership of the EU, with an allocation of more than Ű9 billion for the 2007-2020 period1.
has suggested a 25% reduction in the number of people living in poverty by 2020 and an allocation of 0.7% of gross national income to development aid.
the ESF+ on the basis of an allocation key which is predominantly based on GDP per capita.
If it is difficult to make such an allocation except on an arbitrary basis,
each Member State should be allowed to choose its method of allocating the fishing opportunities assigned to it without an allocation system being imposed at Union level.
in accordance with the subsidiarity principle, without an allocation system being imposed at European level.
Gender parity in politics improves the quality of policy making and leads to an allocation of public resources that respond to the needs of both men and women in the long run.
The Working Group established by Recommendation 16-05 met on 20-22 February 2017 and proposed an allocation key as well as a compromise for managing the quota uptake for 2017.
It held that the parent enterprise's recharging of the cost of the services to the fixed establishment did not constitute consideration for a supply of services but simply an allocation of costs within the same company.