Examples of using Basic amount in English and their translations into Greek
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Commission Regulation(EC) No 1631/94 of 5 July 1994 altering the basic amount of the import levies on syrups
Commission Regulation(EEC) No 924/93 of 20 April 1993 altering the basic amount of the import levies on syrups
Including the initial basic amount, any other component elements,
Under point 19 of the 2006 Guidelines, the basic amount of the fine must be‘related to a proportion of the value of sales,
Since the basic amount(payment) is 1 dollar,
The basic amount of the refund on the products referred to in paragraph 1, with the exception of sorbose,
The basic amount of the fine will be related to a proportion of the value of sales,
this being an aggravating circumstance, the basic amount of its fine was increased by 50%,
(a) the difference between the intervention price for white sugar for the Community area with the largest surplus for the month for which the basic amount is fixed,
the difference between the basic amount and the amount resulting from the application of each individual aggravating coefficient shall be added to the basic amount.
the value of sales taken into account in order to set the basic amount of the fine, namely the sales in Portugal,
the Commission may set for each of them an identical basic amount.
the adjustments should be made by increasing or decreasing the basic amount through the application of the relevant coefficients in accordance with this Regulation.
the basic amount that cannot be deducted from the obligor's monthly wage is 70% of the basic amount as defined by the first sentence.
that could not lead to an increase in the basic amount of Hoechst's fine.
(j) the initial basic amount, any other component elements indicated separately such as bonuses,
Including the initial basic amount, any other component elements, if applicable,
ESMA should use a two-step methodology consisting of setting a basic amount and adjusting that basic amount, if necessary, by certain coefficients.
ESMA should apply a two-step methodology consisting of setting a basic amount and adjusting that basic amount, if necessary, by certain coefficients.
obligor's monthly wage or other income; the Government defines the methods for calculating this basic amount in a regulation.