Examples of using Ex post in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Thirdly, greater emphasis needs to be placed on establishing linkages between the ex post assessments and thematic studies, and to ensure that results are consistent with each other.
Fully ex post funded schemes may imply upfront taxpayer funding
Nonetheless, when the Commission revises the statistics ex post, it should take account of the revised information not only for current distributions
The activities carried out must also be evaluated ex post, both to assess the results achieved and to improve subsequent programming.
The approach was to shift emphasis from ex post controls(after final payments)
Only in Hungary did the customs authorities verify ex post that the importer had fulfilled all the VAT exemption conditions in respect of all the 30 imports of the sample selected.
The evaluation is ex post, and his list includes opposites(Savonarola too would have burned Fra Dolcino).
It is inherent in such agreements that the parties agree not to challenge ex post the intellectual property rights which were the centre of the dispute.
on-the-spot and ex post checks.
We should be pleased at the personal assurance given by the EESC's Secretary-General regarding the efficiency and regularity of ex ante and ex post controls.
an annual work programme being required, European political parties should justify ex post the sound use of Union funding.
FEAPs by the Commission, the latter requested the Member States to document their implementation ex post.
the quality of preliminary impact assessments and the ex post assessments and consultation procedures.
avoid the application of State aid law, Member States would feel encouraged merely to plead(ex post) profit-making preoccupations.
Article 53 of the Financial Regulation sets out that there should be an ex post publication of beneficiaries by Member States.
through ex ante and ex post supervisory activities,
or remedying ex post, excessive accumulation of radio frequencies by certain economic operators which results in significant harm to competition;
(10) According to the ex post audit strategies adopted by ARTEMIS and ENIAC, the Joint Undertaking must assess at least once
The errors found as a result of ex post verification of a sample of 2015 grant transactions, after correcting for the overpayment described in paragraph 13 lead to a residual error rate of 2% for the 2014 grant transactions(1,46% without such correction).
As is true with so many theories, action theory was developed ex post facto by seeking out the common denominator of a wide variety of studies by authors who probably had little conception that they were part of a coherent new orientation.