Examples of using Automatic decommitment in English and their translations into Greek
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the periods on expiry of which the first automatic decommitment referred to in paragraph 1 is liable to occur shall be extended for the first commitment by the number of months between 1 January 2007 and the date of adoption by the Commission of the corresponding rural development programme.
Asks the Commission to ensure that measures which will be undertaken for avoiding automatic decommitment by Member States respect objectives
the periods on expiry of which the first automatic decommitment referred to in paragraph 1 is liable to occur shall be extended for the first commitment by the number of months between 1 January 2007 and the date of adoption by the Commission of the corresponding rural development programme.
the periods when ESI programmes can be implemented; o Late adoption of the legislative framework for ESI programmes; o Extension of the automatic decommitment period from two to three years; o Delays created by new procedures
Automatic decommitment.
conditions governing the implementation of the automatic decommitment procedure;
Furthermore, the introduction by the co-legislators of the n+3 automatic decommitment rule(instead of n+2) disincentivised faster budgetary implementation.
The Commission has decided that the automatic decommitment should be based on the date of the latest commitment.
Commission Decision C(2002) 1870 on the automatic decommitment of Structural Funds for multi-fund programmes in the period 2000-2006.
to minimise the application of the automatic decommitment.
The Commission shall carry out the automatic decommitment not later than nine months after the deadline referred to in Article 93.
The Commission shall carry out the automatic decommitment no later than nine months after the last time-limit resulting from the application of paragraphs 1 to 3.
This decision gives details of the application of the automatic decommitment according to the n+2 rule(n= the year of commitment) for multi-fund programmes.
the authorities concerned in good time whenever there is a risk of application of automatic decommitment under Article 93.
three years after they are committed to avoid an automatic decommitment of funds.
extend the N+ 3 automatic decommitment deadline for two Member States(as is also the case for Croatia following its accession treaty).
the starting date for the calculation of the automatic decommitment deadlines referred to in Article 93 shall be the date of the subsequent decision necessary
I will end by calling upon Commissioner Barnier to take note of the fact that there needs to be some flexibility in the application of automatic decommitment in that the process must recognise those who are working successfully in the same Member State.
aims to clarify the principal subjects relating to the automatic decommitment in order to make the rule operational before the date of its first application on 31 December 2002.
Large projects should also be protected from automatic decommitment.