Examples of using Deadweight in English and their translations into Hungarian
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However, the absence of sound needs analysis often indicates that there is a risk of deadweight.
The loan analysis revealed a deadweight of 38%, i.e. loans made to SMEs with sufficient collateral
I'm not sitting there as deadweight.
There is a relationship between viability of the company and sustainability of the investment, on the one hand, and deadweight, on the other hand.
thus minimising deadweight(see Box 6).
A significant risk in providing public funds for scrapping fishing vessels is that subsidies are paid for fishing vessels which would cease activity anyway(‘deadweight').
e.g. deadweight, attribution and displacement.
highlight the fact that deadweight implies a serious risk to sound financial management.
The deadweight and displacement risks were largely ignored by the Member States
Recommendation(b)(viii) Risks related to the deadweight phenomenon and the efficient ways to tackle it will be addressed in the abovementioned ex ante analysis.
The weaknesses in programming and in the selection practices applied in the Member States audited combined with results from several mid-term evaluation reports16 suggest that deadweight is of particular relevance for measure 123… AND DISPLACEMENT 62.
fuller assessment of effectiveness, such as deadweight and displacement effects,
at least in part, the unattractiveness of the Milk Scheme and the risk of a deadweight effect. orgaNisiNg the distributioN of fruit outside caNteeNs 54.
indicated that, while job creation has been substantial, deadweight and displacement was also likely to be substantial.
The Commission considers that the programme has clearly an added value for the audited projects, because, despite the deadweight stated by 42% of the surveyed beneficiaries, the EU funding
Observations 27 Specific situations present- ing a risk of excessive public support 61 Giving support in cases where the need of the beneficiary is not clearly demonstrated(deadweight) under- mines the efficiency of the support.
The ongoing ex-post evaluation of Leader+ is addressing deadweight. This is an issue best assessed ex-post on the basis of surveys and comparative analysis,
The CIP programme is addressing potential deadweight issues in its design by requiring an intermediary to do more than it would do without the CIP guarantee,
REPLY OF THE COMMISSION The CIP programme is addressing potential deadweight issues in its design by requiring an intermediary to do more than it would do without the CIP guarantee,